where it comes to identifying ways of thinking, I think the framework is pretty good; maybe not for enumerating them?
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Mmm… using small integers as category labels doesn’t imply arbitrary numbers also correspond to categories in the same set
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yes, but then why use ints at all? (sorry for being pedantic)
also as unenumerated example : a ToE-like synthesis of 4 and 5
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Well, ints were used because there is an invariant ordering. Maybe A B C D E would have been better. ToE = theory of everything?
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I am not so sure about that ordering, which is why I took issue with it. Maybe one can hold 3, 4 and 5 at once. ToE - yes.
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I do not get that systems/relationships axis at all despite cursory googling - what do I need to read?
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based on meaningness.wordpress.com/2015/10/12/dev (but the 2x2 is mostly in jest, probably not clarifying much)
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although in personal experience, I understood systems/community dynamics before people
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communities are readable: you can look into their heads if you're involved enough
people, not so much
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