The document discusses systems intelligence as a lens for understanding engineering philosophy. It proposes that systems intelligence can be viewed as a metaheuristic for engineers to approach complex problems. Specifically, it suggests that systems intelligence involves: 1) considering the systemic context in which engineering challenges are embedded, 2) using both explicit and tacit heuristics adapted to the situation, and 3) incorporating playfulness and reframing to enhance creativity.
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1. Systems Intelligence Thinking as Engineering Philosophy Esa Saarinen, Raimo P. Hämäläinen, Mikko Martela and Jukka Luoma Helsinki University of Technology Systems Analysis Laboratory esa@hut.fi, raimo@hut.fi, mikko.martela@tkk.fi, jukka.luoma@tkk.fi www.systemsintelligence.hut.fi
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