Today my multiple and discoordinated calendars saved me, for I have recursively subscribed to enough of them that I didn’t miss this #multisolving session RIGHT IN MY NEIGHBOURHOOD!
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So I got in the door early enough to finally get my hands on a copy of Multisolving. And I discovered whoever designed the cover, whether they meant to do this or not, managed to hack my ADHD brain with the colour scheme.
See, my other recent on-paper (I read a lot on screen these days) acquisition that is probably the only foundational systems book I MUST get to a full read of before Multisolving is, of course, Thinking In Systems. The cover colour and art makes them look like Vol1/Vol2.
the "hack", given my brain, is that since they look like a 2-part series, I'm going to get yanked in to hyperfocusing until I get through both ...
Which might get me into trouble as I actually have a lot of assigned reading for classes, and while much of it calls back to Thinking In Systems as foundational, no prof has yet assigned that book (and the required time in the semester) as core reading!!!!
