Systems Thinking

Systems thinking focuses on how something being studied interacts with other parts of the system. It contrasts to 'traditional thinking' which reduces parts of the system to their individual elements. Systems thinking is especially useful for generating solutions to complex problems, like how to feed the world's people, how to make the economy healthy, and so on.

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