This essay critically examines the widespread adoption and often uncritical application of 'design thinking' as a panacea for innovation, arguing that while it offers valuable tools, its oversimplification can lead to superficial solutions.
The work deconstructs the popular narrative around design thinking, highlighting its historical roots, its strengths in user-centered problem-solving, and its significant limitations when applied without deep understanding or critical engagement.
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