So your argument is don't use an off the shelf tool that gets the job done, build your own tool every time which likely doesn't offer any advantage over the standard tool?

If you think using Design Thinking goes against Systems Thinking, I don't think you really get either.

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gond an hour ago | parent [-]

>If you think using Design Thinking goes against Systems Thinking

No, not against. One is a subset of the other. but you are free to prove me wrong.

> likely doesn't offer any advantage over the standard tool?

The process in itself has value. Are you sure about the meaning of epistemological?

	▲	jjk166 24 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		> No, not against. One is a subset of the other. but you are free to prove me wrong. So what do you mean by "Design Thinking does with its sole existence what Systems Thinking tried to avoid"? > Are you sure about the meaning of epistemological? Yes, but I'm not sure why you think it's relevant here.