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What if the problem we are trying to solve is not quite the problem we think it is? In System Dynamics Problem Definition as an Evolutionary Process Using the Concept of Ambiguity , Ali N. Mashayekhi and Soheil Ghili challenge the idea that problem definition is simply a step to complete before modeling begins. Instead, they present problem definition as an evolutionary process. Ambiguities in our understanding become questions; those questions lead to hypotheses and further investigation; and what we learn can reshape the problem itself. In this view, ambiguity is not merely something to eliminate, it can become a guide for learning. In this episode of the Systems Thinking Podcast , we explore how questioning our assumptions can lead to richer problem definitions, how modeling itself can reveal new ambiguities, and why finding a better question may sometimes matter more than rushing toward an answer. Article: Mashayekhi, A. N., & Ghili, S. (2012). System dynamics problem definition as an evolutionary process using the concept of ambiguity . System Dynamics Review, 28 (2), 182–198. 📖 You can read the full article at the link below: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1002/sdr.1469

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