We need to rethink our approach to deal with our ecological and humanitarian poly-crisis.
To innovate.
Many of
Many of the the assumptions we have buried deep, so remain unexplored and unquestioned, in our global foundations are outdated or obsolete - and it really matters!
Stepping outside the box, current paradigms, to examine them, provides hope for new and better ways to understand and create new framings. Enabling new approaches and new solutions.
Most of us, most of the time, live in a bubble. A paradigm - a complex of preconceptions. A frame or framing.
This is very efficient, allowing us to screen out irrelevancies and work with (and see) only the 'res'. The essentials. Using heuristics - rules of thumb.
Some people, probably the vast majority, make their way through life in this way.
Others ask: Why? And How? and keep on asking Why & How until there are no more answers available - or achieve: Mastery. Understanding.
This works well - most of the time. It's 'Business as Usual'.
It works well - until it doesn't. When something is off - something shifted. Circumstances changed. 'Normal' is disrupted.
You can think of any paradigm as an idea space that hangs together - is consistent and useful. A way of seeing and/or dealing with the world.
If you think of this as an island then the space available around it is an ocean of possibilities that cannot be accessed, or often even seen, from within that island / paradigm.
So long as you can get wherever you need, or want, to go on paradigm island you've no need of what's beyond.
But come the day you cannot reach your destination - perhaps because of some barrier, imagine a volcano creates an impassable gorge or a new mountain range - you need to move outside the existing paradigm and that ocean of possibilities become more interesting.
But to see it you need a new vantage point. You need to zoom-out.
The ocean of possibilities - or rather a new, alternative or proader paradigm of framing, reveals new possibilities previously hidden and unavailable that can new routes to your goals.

Nor is it just necessity that is the mother of reframing
Innovation is its most fertile territory, rain or shine
Often driven by competition
Able to change your environment
Able to adapt to changing circumstances
Reframing makes you agile
Reframing - and the ability to reframe - makes you agile. Not just able to adapt to to changing circumstances, but also able to change them - to adapt your environment (eg we no longer live in caves).
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