Why we don't score your ideas
The grid shows you where you cluster and where the gaps are, and stops there on purpose.
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Notes on mapping idea spaces.
Plain writing on the method behind Concept Space: morphological analysis, why a space beats a list, how to choose axes that earn their place, and what an empty cell is really telling you. Useful whether you use the tool or not.
Choosing your axes
A grid is only as useful as the dimensions you put on it; here is how to pick ones that earn their place.
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Brainstorming gives you a list of ideas; treating ideas as coordinates gives you distance and emptiness for free.
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How a method from astrophysics turns a vague problem into a finite, walkable set of options.
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