@frank_uid: Earlier I discussed with Claude how Chinese “test-taking machines” can learn to navigate complex, ambiguous systems and thrive in open-ended environments without standard answers. Here’s the reading list Claude recommended:
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User shares a book list—recommended by Claude—on probing, iterating, and advancing within complex systems, including Donella Meadows’ "Thinking in Systems."
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I once discussed with Claude how Chinese “test-taking machines” can learn to navigate complex, ambiguous systems and adapt to open-ended environments without standard answers. Here’s the reading list Claude recommended:
On probing, iterating, and advancing inside complex systems
- Thinking in Systems (Donella Meadows) – the single most important read. It teaches you to see systems and find leverage points instead of hunting for the “right answer.”
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