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Claim: stop chasing perfect visualization and alignment and instead pick a few concrete levers to reduce entropy. It recommends three moves: hold constants (explicit invariants for decision-making), flatten scope (limit nesting so teams move rather than debate), and use a shared lens (lightweight models and boundary maps plus regular syncs). Practical outcome: applied across product teams to shorten alignment cycles from months to weeks and produce deliverable designs rather than endless specifications.
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