Time Blind Book 5: On Knowing the Meaning of Your Decisions

People's common sense sometimes selects behavior that doesn't have good outcomes. At times, a person does not fully gather and integrate the available information into an accurate view of unfolding reality.

The book distills what students at the University of Wisconsin's in 1974 learned when they challenged themselves with real world problems that encouraged them to take a look at how they gathered and integrated information. The semester's activities not only made explicit the utilities of system dynamics in understanding these problems, the class activities even added some extensions to that science. Time Blind Book 5 "On Knowing the Meaning of Your Decisions" will add a dynamic dimension to your view of reality.

While Time Blind Book 5 was written 50 years ago, long before Jack Alpert researched the concept of time blindness, this book provides tools for checking one's use of available information on problems where the behavior has to be taken today and the outcomes happen in 10 or 100 years. This book will stretch you brain in the nicest way.