Tuesday, October 30, 2012

on System Recognition.

look around your bedroom, neighborhood, city. Look for what might be a system by looking at elements and trying to discern relationships between them: 



  • washing hands
  • showering
  • cooking
  • weight lifting
  • soap type
  • temperature
  • skin problems
  • days activities
  • type of product being washed from hands (oil, paint, grease, dirt)
  • when the last time washed
  • water pressure
  • time spent washing
Showering:
  • soap type
  • shampoo
  • face cleanser
  • company waiting?
  • thorough scrubbing
  • luffa, sponge, towel, hands
  • sore from working out
  • sickness
  • body temp
  • temperature
  • skin problems
  • days activities
  • type of product being washed from hands (oil, paint, grease, dirt)
  • when the last time showered?
  • water pressure
  • time spent in shower
Cooking
  • seasoning
  • temp
  • time 
  • pan type
  • portion cooking
  • prep
  • cleaning (how clean was the pot)
  • fat used to cook?
  • allergies?
  • seasonality of food
  • price of food
  • diet
Weight lifting
  • strength
  • weight amount
  • pre workout energy 
  • day activities encountered
  • injuries
  • gloves
  • blistering
  • post workout diet
  • reps
  • time intervals
  • consistency 
  • stretching
  • cardio beforehand?




don’t worry too much about figuring out how the system works in any great detail. Don”t worry about what the individual parts are doing, look at the system as a whole and think of ways you can use the output and/or ways inputs can affect it. Think of it as a black box





washing hands


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