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4.15. Case – The implications of not use system perspective
This whiteboard animation video about systems thinking tells a story of cats in Borneo
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In this video, we can clearly understand the collapse when we don’t analyze the system’s perspective and its interrelationships.
This is based on a real case that occurred in Borneo in the 1950s. It is a reminder that when solutions are implemented without a systems perspective, they often create new problems.
This is an additional video, hosted on YouTube.
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An Introduction to Systems Thinking for Sustainability: SiD Theory I
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