

When collaborating on a Multiphysics simulation effort, we may need to ask ourselves: “Is it the truth, or merely a description?” In this age of alternate facts, Jean Sean Doyle notes how important it is to acknowledge that the stories we tell ourselves matter. All along, you’ve been thinking about how to tell this story, how to share what you’ve learned.

This process creates your personal “ knowledge by acquaintance.” And you started to develop beliefs about the simulation of your digital twin that will fix your narrative.

You analyzed results, building evidence, drawing from your experience, creativity and imagination. You chose physics models and specified boundary conditions.
