Demonstrate Intersection of Five Domains

A unique problem was presented to the mindServegroup.

Five very special companies decided to collaborate on a single project to produce a synergy that would clearly surpass them all, or the one.

How to represent the domain of each of the five converging into a balanced intersection? That was the question.

Each of the following attempts at intersection were demonstrated live in a Group5 session as a thought provoking exercise, i.e. Where are we common (similar) and where are we uncommon?

Battle Tested™

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Starting with five circles evenly spaced, the group was asked to help decide how the intersection could proceed.

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These beginnings of commonality showed promise as the group began its mettle.

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Of course, the Olympics had to show up as the group worked through the problem.

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The circles are converging but still lack the balance of energy and an equally shared locus of concern. Wax on.

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Now here's real progress. We're almost there. Just one domain is not set on an equal share.

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This seems like the solution. Mathematicians and other scapegoats were in high demand. But not missing the point, several members remarked that the exercise was helpful in visualizing the complexity of shared responsibility.

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Of course, colorizing the visual adds a certain individuality for the members while allowing for the shared component to prevail.

This was an interesting philosophical exercise for all. Inspiration facilitated well.