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What Is a Happy Crab
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What Is a Happy Crab

The Rock Tumbler: How Different Minds Create Breakthrough Thinking.

The 5Cs

March 21, 202622m 28s

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Show Notes

What is a Happy Crab? The third episode in a new six part series. The Rock Tumbler:  How Different Minds Create Breakthrough Thinking.

With special guest Josh Harrison, of the Center for the Study of the Force Majeure.

5 KEY TAKEAWAYS:

  • What is a happy crab? The question that unlocked captive breeding
  • First artists to receive a sea grant for scientific work
  • Why inducing an artificial monsoon solved what experts couldn't
  • Planet as client: the 1970s commitment that changed everything
  • Systems questions vs technical questions - and why it matters for your work

 

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