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Whenever I try to do a ‘5 Whys’ analysis on a belief I have (“I believe X.” “Why?”) I almost always have multiple answers (“Because Y and Z”). Then I have to re
by thidr0 7y ago
Whenever I try to do a ‘5 Whys’ analysis on a belief I have (“I believe X.” “Why?”) I almost always have multiple answers (“Because Y and Z”). Then I have to recursively apply another “Why” to both Y and Z, and it ends up being a pretty wide tree of answers.
I’m always left wondering “how am I supposed to really get something out of this?”
- gowld 7y ago5 Whys can't solve something that isn't a problem.