
Discover why "Thinking in Systems" - Meadows' posthumous masterpiece with 500,000+ copies sold - transformed how tech leaders and policymakers solve complex problems. What counterintuitive insight made Seth Godin and Hunter Lovins call it "required reading" for anyone running companies or countries?
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Drop a Slinky down a flight of stairs and watch what happens. It doesn't tumble randomly-it moves with a mesmerizing rhythm, each coil following the one before it in a cascading wave. That predictable pattern doesn't come from the stairs or gravity alone. It emerges from the Slinky's internal structure, the way each ring connects to the next. This simple demonstration holds a profound truth: the behavior of any system-from your morning commute to global climate patterns-flows primarily from its internal structure, not from external forces pushing it around. We spend most of our lives trying to fix problems by pushing harder, adding resources, or replacing people. A company struggles, so we hire a new CEO. Traffic worsens, so we build more lanes. Crime rises, so we increase police presence. Yet these interventions often fail or create new problems because we're treating symptoms while ignoring the underlying structure generating the behavior. Systems thinking offers a radically different approach: understand the architecture first, then find the leverage points where small structural changes create profound shifts in behavior. It's the difference between bailing water from a leaking boat and actually fixing the hole.
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Destila Thinking in Systems en pistas de memoria rápidas que resaltan los principios clave de franqueza, trabajo en equipo y resiliencia creativa.

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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco
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