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Iceberg Model Of Systems Thinking. Invisible Is The Pattern Level, The Structure Level And The Mental Model Level. Visible Is The Cartoon Vector


Iceberg Model of Systems Thinking. Invisible is The Pattern Level, The Structure Level and The Mental Model Level. Visible is The Vector Illustration
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Iceberg Model of Systems Thinking. Invisible is The Pattern Level, The Structure Level and The Mental Model Level. Visible is The Event Level. Vector Illustration Outline Style. All in a single layer

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