January 1, 0001
Description of session
Using the outcomes from Monday’s session, the participants identified some professions or situations that will be useful to steal/borrow ideas from on how to solve our existing challenges.
The organiser picked nine of the characteristics to concentrate on for this session.
- Asymmetric between us and adversary
- Auto-didacts - self-taught
- Blame culture
- Constant Evolution (speed)
- Eternal, the game doesn’t end
- Expert driven, technical experts
- Imposter syndrome
- Lack of comparative data to judge who is winning or losing
- Optimisation Game
Outcomes/Deliverables
Over the course of an hour, the following professions were cited as worthy of further investigation because they matched at least one of the characteristics cited.
- Counter-terrorism - asymmetric, an “optimisation game”
- Embriology - auto-didacts because it’s so new
- Anti-Money Laundering - many characteristics, including “constant evolution”
- Mechanics - eternal, due to technological development
- Driving Instructors - auto-didacts, so possibly poor teaching practices
- Surgeons - expert driven
- Chefs
- Law enforcement - especially drug/people trafficking/smuggling
- Classroom teaching
- Safety engineering
- Parenting
- Stock trading - auto-didacts in certain positions
- Sales
- Marketing
- Tax ecasion - Asymmetric
- Technical Support - auto-didacts