Perspective
taking reveals aspects of complex systems.
This is a natural starting point for systemic investigations, since one
can only see aspects of complex systems and never the entire system. The graph
shows that investigating these aspects to get a deeper understanding requires examining them through appropriate interpretive
concepts of which systems thinking has many to offer. However, not all systems
thinking methodologies concentrate on the investigation the dynamic
feedback mechanism of systems. Systems thinking methodologies that ignore feedback mechanisms do not possess a suitable contextual vocabulary for their investigation, and as a result do not offer
any advantage over other investigative methodologies
when it comes to investigating the dynamic systems that are traditionally the
target of systemic investigation.
A new double-lane roundabout has some issues with an offramp being very close to the exits from one side of the roundabout. There have been some safety concerns so I thought I'd look at the system to determine what the problems might be, if any, and to see if there are some viable solutions if some issues are brought to light.
Rules of roundabouts are: If in LL, you can turn left or go straight in LL. If in RL, you can go straight in RL or turn right, exiting in RL. For all cases, you must indicate asap before exiting but stay in your original chosen lane.
