Craft Discipline → Systems Thinking
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A model proposing that engagement in skilled craft work (building, fixing, creating) with high standards ('well begun is half done', 'if a job's worth doing it's worth doing well') trains the mind to anticipate problems, think through processes, and recognize cascading effects. This disciplined thinking transfers to ability to anticipate second and third-order effects in complex systems.
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