What PROBLEM have you been solving for?

Question prompting the audience to identify the primary degradation symptoms (riverscape degradation, structural starvation).

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The problem being solved is riverscape degradation and structural starvation
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Defines the core restoration challenge as degraded river valley flats and lack of structure.

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What PROCESS have you been designing for?question0.796
Question encouraging reflection on the underlying processes, rather than static structures, that restoration should target.
The solution can scale up to scope of problemclaim0.733
Assertion that low-tech process-based restoration approaches can be applied at watershed scales large enough to match the extent of degradation.
problem-solving competencyconcept0.727
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problem space navigationconcept0.719
The process of moving through configuration space towards a goal; self-organisation as navigation
Problem-solving in diverse spacesconcept0.717
Intelligence is defined as competency in navigating any problem space (3D, transcriptional, morphospace), not just behavior in 3D world.
Bootstrap Problemconcept0.714
The problem of how an unorganized substrate can build coherent models of reality using only its own activity; consciousness is proposed as the solution
Morphospace Problem-Solvingconcept0.714
Many-to-one problemconcept0.713
The question of how competent small-scale agents bind into a unified larger Self.