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I like to think about it this way. The “what” is often timeless and stays the same. The “how” the what is achieved changes. I need to get from point a to po
by ismail 4y ago
I like to think about it this way.
The “what” is often timeless and stays the same.
The “how” the what is achieved changes.
I need to get from point a to point b (the what)
V1: walk/run/horse
V2: carriage
V3: train
V4: cars
Etc etc
There is another dimension to this as well.
Sometimes the what has to completely be re-architected since society has fundamentally changed.
As an example:
Consider education (what) this will always be required in society.
A naive version of innovation in this space would be to keep things the same and just change the delivery mechanism (online)
A better innovation would be to re-imagine what it means to be educated/schooled.
The best place to start is identifying the assumptions inherent in the current system.
, and asking are they still relevant?
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