According to Position 3 of the Pillow Method, a perspective can be wrong and right at the same time, when part of that perspective is understandable and part is not understandable.
The Pillow Method states that:
- When a problem arises, it needs to be fully analyzed, before any decision is made.
- This analysis creates perspectives for solving the problem.
- These perspectives must be well structured so that they can develop valuable insights that allow for problem-solving.
For these perceptions to be established, the Pillow Method has 5 phases, which are called positions.
Position 3 is used when a perspective is correct and incorrect at the same time. This occurs when part of this perspective is easily understandable, but another part of this perspective is not clear and it is not possible to understand it, which means that this part needs to be better analyzed.
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