The diagram organizes the problem-solution space by connecting five key columns: problem, observation, hypothesis, solution, and validation, fostering clarity in complex situations.
Each column is interlinked, guiding users through the reasoning process: begin with the hypothesis, explore observations, identify a problem, brainstorm solutions, and validate outcomes.
Navigating from hypothesis to solution requires considering the truth of each hypothesis; sometimes, preventing issues is simpler than addressing them post-fact.
Validation is essential; it involves experimenting with solutions to ensure they effectively address the problem, making the entire process a cycle of continuous improvement.
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