@strypey

Very appropriate indeed. This is the *core* practice that #SX applies, underpinned by its simple life #philosophy, called innercircles. It's expressed it in its tagline of 'simple solutions still exist'.

Including #solutions to our most wickedest problems.

https://innercircles.community

Assumption is that ALL wisdom, knowledge, common sense, and life experience that we need for a (wicked) solution, already exist. That its laying on the street, while we overlook and trample upon it in our rushed day-to-day of modern #society ratrace.

Hence the first 4 hedonic drivers are: center, think, act, feel. Center means to orient, to know what you want, up to what your dreams are. Then you think before you act, so you will feel what you want to feel, and make progress towards realization of your dreams, large and small.

SX #methodology being so holistic in #nature, and using #EmergentDesign, can incorporate with ease ANY other tool or method that yields positive result and best-practice.

@strypey

I'm working on another blog post titled "Revolutionary evolution" which relates to possible outcome of #SX design with emergent forces. Where an unexpected "Spark of ignition" is possible and a #commons is able to ignite into massive concerted action + cocreation. Such that value creation and aggregation enables "Revolution by evolution".

However before it gets to that, a SX solution first has to pass the #ParadoxOfEmergence point, where the *true* Value for the first time becomes really apparent to people who are not deeply engrossed in the mechanics of the ethereal, intangible #EmergenceDesign if it's choreographed for #Potential for radical #change.

PS. Emergence design means 'with emergent forces', which is different than #EmergentDesign, where the #design itself evolves gradually, through investment and #progression on the "Solution path".

It has relationship to how we reinvent wheels, and also how well-intended contributions may lead to really bad outcomes at scale.