It can suggest which things resemble which other things, or the clusters of general and partial likeness of things, It can point not only to analogies between things but to analogies between analogies, in ascending and descending hierarchies-and inductive and deductive series. It can specify chains of analogies that transform via discrete decrements and increments, that diverge, converge, and anastomose, even in cyclic groups,, and that interconnect all things in a surprisingly continuous and unified way. Suggest Alternatives Life is lived and human business is conducted for the most part in blithe unawareness of the spectrums and arrays of alternative possibilities, choices, interpretations. Yet the kinds of alternatives, their bases, and their elements recur again and again in a way that is almost indifferent to-the field, the phenomenon, or the general problem or circumstance. The way in which people ordinarily analyze things and situations is extraordinarily inefficient.
Analysis tends to be superficial , clumsy, crude, irrational, and nearly purposeless.
There is little planning, method, strategy, or structure. The same mistakes are made, the same things are forgotten, the same opportunities are missed-almost endlessly. Uncover Anomalies Anomalies exist everywhere and yet for some reason are almost everywhere avoided. They should be sought out and embraced as important clues and opportunities and as indicators of problems, yet normally they are feared, ignored, dismissed, or completely overlooked. It can suggest some of the larger implications of the existence of anomalies, classify anomalies into types, and predict where, when, and why anomalies will occur.