Do Anything
Description
Description.
Examples
Examples.
Related Issues
This section describes similarities and differences between this issue and related problem factors and thinking traps.
Components.
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Related Engine Processes.
Further Reading
Further reading.
To Do
Often a band-aid that doesn't solve the underlying problem, which will therefore recur sometime.
poss new TT. Like Yes Minister false logic: "we must do something". 'Politician’s syllogism'.
Obverse of do-nothing.
In some ways, worse than do-nothing because allows us to think that we haven't ignored the problem.
cf. option-generation
Bull in a china shop? Or is this why we do-nothing qv?
If we're going to do-anything regardless of whether the thing is suitable, prepare to adapt.
Murdered Darlings
Rejected content.