Pattern thinking enables to capture deep insight into complex problems systematically.
1 A Pattern Language is an attempt to express the deeper wisdom of what brings aliveness within a particular field of human endeavor.
2 Patterns play a role in science, math, art, and virtually every action or activity we engage in. When patterns work together to solve problems in a particular area, these patterns are called a pattern language.
3 Pattern Thinking is a hybrid thinking to combine design thinking, system thinking, architect thinking and visual thinking for solving complex problems or capturing deep insight. Pattern thinking enables to capture deep insight into complex problems systematically.
4 A pattern language is "about" the relationships between patterns - particularly the way you can navigate from pattern to pattern to learn about a problem space and to apply different solutions in combination.
5 The pattern language tells you how one pattern "leads to" another, in the same way that one clause in a natural language might lead to another.
6 The language is a system of rules that say how patterns can be combined in ways that "make sense" syntactically and add insight semantically.
7 If you look at patterns, you will find that they are containers for describing relationships because that is what gives them their sense.
8 Understanding patterns is about how to recognize patterns for either solving business problems or enforcing designing thinking.
9 Pattern Thinking is important for designing or problem-solving. The focus is on what patterns do, a higher order focus than on what patterns are.
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