Wow... amazing video. NO video can explain system dynamics and thinking better that this. Kudos to the makers. This video was recommended by one of our professors.
Well done. My every-waking-moment mantra: Be aware, focus, think. Nature's absolutes that are evaded in society: reality, reason, and cause and effect. Much of today's problems stem from people rejecting systems thinking because they know they will not like the final answer, i.e., it is not what they wish for.
This video is extraordinary. I couldn't agree more, "systems thinking needs simple language." What a beautiful and clear way to capture the impact of systems thinking. I cannot wait to spread this message (and video)!
“Systems thinking needs a simple language “ Say that to my college professor who loves to deliver concepts in over complicated formats and drown the students in a flood pool of jargons. Thank you for this video! You brought clarity on many things using some wonderfully crafted visual examples. This is how it should be done in educational institutions. Take note! 🙄
Brilliant in its simplicity and elegant in its rendition. Wonderful empathetic voice. I request BEE Environmental Communication make a lot more videos on Systems Thinking as they seem to have found a way to overcome the biggest hurdle in Systems Thinking i.e.teaching it.
Loved this video! ...the allegory of the building/ play blocks, the connection to love for understanding systems thinking in the context of the fundamental drive for all humans to do good in this world - brilliant!
Such an awesome video! Thanks for the effort in putting together in front of our very eyes very visible symptoms of this very invisible domain of complex systems.
Thank you so much for making this! It is thoughtful, beautiful, and easy to digest. I've had trouble finding a way to communicate systems thinking to wider audiences with increasingly limited attention spans, but this video is something special.
Loved it. I'll show it in strategic planning undergrad classes and to agribusiness graduate students at Universidade Estadual Paulista in Brazil. Thanks for sharing the video with us.
awesome connection and smooth flow of the story, concepts. clarifies the ideas and make them very visible and understandable. touching from own life and actions we have made or gone through. awesome, thank you for all who involved in making it
The best explanation about System Thinking I ever seen. What and idea. Really appreciate the effort. Keep making this type of videos and more and more people should be enlightened with system thinking. 👌
Super duper video; love the love theme! Could add a suggestion to counter the reason why people don't use systems thinking; that complexity seems much harder to manage especially when the issues involved already feel overwhelming. Of course systems thinking allows us to see the patterns in systems that either worsen or improve the issues - and changing the patterns is non-complex. For example by leverage points that you mention. Well done!
Well thought of and creatively executed video. When it comes to systems thinking, they say that its always difficult to make things simple and this video has done so, by beautifully relating it to systems be it love, life, relationships or an organisation, after all its all a matter of Human system functioning !! Please make and share more of these creative capsules :) Kudos to the whole team !!
Beautiful! Beautiful! I have been feeding a systems and complexity thinking hub for Portuguese speaking audiences. Would it be possible to translate this material? Of course, if all due credits! Congratulations!
@@beeenvironmentalcommunication This is just a small symptom. Unfortunately Indian contribution to science, medicine, metalurgy, arts, architecture, philosophy etc has been appropriated by others. Check who invented algebra, who talked about gravity a few centuries before Newton was borne.
Wow... amazing video. NO video can explain system dynamics and thinking better that this. Kudos to the makers.
This video was recommended by one of our professors.
Well done. My every-waking-moment mantra: Be aware, focus, think. Nature's absolutes that are evaded in society: reality, reason, and cause and effect. Much of today's problems stem from people rejecting systems thinking because they know they will not like the final answer, i.e., it is not what they wish for.
What a *GREAT* concept! Stumbled upon this & I had to share. Enjoy!
Jen. This video as absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing and I *must* do the same.💖
This video is extraordinary. I couldn't agree more, "systems thinking needs simple language." What a beautiful and clear way to capture the impact of systems thinking. I cannot wait to spread this message (and video)!
“Systems thinking needs a simple language “ Say that to my college professor who loves to deliver concepts in over complicated formats and drown the students in a flood pool of jargons.
Thank you for this video! You brought clarity on many things using some wonderfully crafted visual examples. This is how it should be done in educational institutions. Take note! 🙄
Brilliant in its simplicity and elegant in its rendition. Wonderful empathetic voice. I request BEE Environmental Communication make a lot more videos on Systems Thinking as they seem to have found a way to overcome the biggest hurdle in Systems Thinking i.e.teaching it.
Nice explanation for novices like me!
I agree, more videos would be more than wonderful :)
Simple language for fundamental concepts. Very good video.
これは素晴らしい♪ あらためて勉強になった。
ビジネス現場では「愛？関係ないだろ」と反発しそうな輩も想定できるけど、そんなケースにこそ効き目がありそう。
Loved this video! ...the allegory of the building/ play blocks, the connection to love for understanding systems thinking in the context of the fundamental drive for all humans to do good in this world - brilliant!
Thank you so much, Robyn!
i really admire the idea behind this production
Hi Fateme, thanks a lot for your feedback : )
I loved how systems thinking was applied to love. Thank you so much for the video.
Thank you so much for the comment.
Such an awesome video! Thanks for the effort in putting together in front of our very eyes very visible symptoms of this very invisible domain of complex systems.
Thank you so much for making this! It is thoughtful, beautiful, and easy to digest. I've had trouble finding a way to communicate systems thinking to wider audiences with increasingly limited attention spans, but this video is something special.
Loved it. I'll show it in strategic planning undergrad classes and to agribusiness graduate students at Universidade Estadual Paulista in Brazil. Thanks for sharing the video with us.
Awsome . What a great explanation!! Thanks a lot
awesome connection and smooth flow of the story, concepts. clarifies the ideas and make them very visible and understandable. touching from own life and actions we have made or gone through. awesome, thank you for all who involved in making it
Thank you so much for this positive feedback!
awesome video. thanks for helping to understand system thinking in an simple way.
I love your video. It's very concise, engaging and beautiful. Please do more!
Absolutely brilliant clip .... loving it !
This is a great video :a complex matter simple explained , and understandable for everyone .
Thank you. There is so much in this video, worth a lifetime of sharing. Be kind.
Thank you so much :) You too.
Awesome! Best and simplest explanation of key systems concepts :)
Excellent! I teach systems thinking, and found this to be a clever example with a terrific design.
The best explanation about System Thinking I ever seen. What and idea. Really appreciate the effort. Keep making this type of videos and more and more people should be enlightened with system thinking. 👌
Through the video we can go far together. Excellent initiative.
Best,
Lully
This is a very excellent video about Systems Thinking.
I love this video, i can learn more about system thinking. Thank you!!
nice, wordefull, Thank you so much for making this video.
Excellent way to explain systemic thinking applied to life and love
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing.
A Great Example; thank you for this video.
Amazing way to present! I need the cubes!!
This is amazing, well done and thank you
Thank you so much!! :)
Super duper video; love the love theme!
Could add a suggestion to counter the reason why people don't use systems thinking; that complexity seems much harder to manage especially when the issues involved already feel overwhelming. Of course systems thinking allows us to see the patterns in systems that either worsen or improve the issues - and changing the patterns is non-complex. For example by leverage points that you mention. Well done!
Solving the „elephant„ is not considering complexity, but identifying PRIORITY.
Well thought of and creatively executed video. When it comes to systems thinking, they say that its always difficult to make things simple and this video has done so, by beautifully relating it to systems be it love, life, relationships or an organisation, after all its all a matter of Human system functioning !! Please make and share more of these creative capsules :) Kudos to the whole team !!
Thank you so much for your kind comment - we appreciate it.
Such a beautiful video.......very nicely created.......
Thanks a lot..!
A tale of learning to unlearn!
Thanks, Abhishek, "a tale of learning to unlearn!", it sounds like a good teaching! : ) (We should/ have to learn to unlearn!)
Excellent video. Expecting more :)
Such a great demonstration for System Thinking 👌🏻👌🏻
Thank you so much, Nga :)
Absolutely beautiful! Way beyond brilliant! Love it!
You just explained to me what 10 pages of reading on systems thinking in my business class could not. Thank you!!!
Excellent!!
Amazing video!
Useful and artistic...! ☺❤
Not everybody can grasp the entire systems. In fact there are only few of them. But actually it can be trained.
wow! that helps a lot for bringing system thinking to anyone
Incredible!
Thanks a lot, Ashraf!
Amazing video. Can you please tell the name of the blocks used?
Thanks!! We created the blocks for the video.
Awesome!
thank you!
brilliant
I love this
I want to buy these building blocks ))
Thank you for this vid.
Thank you for your comment..! We appreciate it.
Wow this was an amazing video!
Thank you so much for the feedback :)
where do i get those building blocks???
Amazing. Could you please inform me what is the software used to create this brilliant video?
Only paper/glue, a lot of wooden blocks and a camera :)
brilliant!
Thank you, Otto!!
Love it ty
Beautiful! Beautiful! I have been feeding a systems and complexity thinking hub for Portuguese speaking audiences. Would it be possible to translate this material? Of course, if all due credits! Congratulations!
Thanks for this nice feedback! Please contact us at info@bee.co.hu and we can talk about the translation :)
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nyenye
Good video other than whitewashed and heterosexual love only shown. Would love to see an inclusive remake!
woah
:D
Minor correction - It is an original Indian Parable and not a Sufi Story.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_men_and_an_elephant
Hi Deepak, thanks a lot for this correction! : )
@@beeenvironmentalcommunication This is just a small symptom. Unfortunately Indian contribution to science, medicine, metalurgy, arts, architecture, philosophy etc has been appropriated by others. Check who invented algebra, who talked about gravity a few centuries before Newton was borne.