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	The '''Law of Requisite Parsimony''' is one of the seven Laws of [[Dialogic Design Science]]. It states that structured dialogue is needed to avoid the cognitive overload of stakeholder/designers.		The '''Law of Requisite Parsimony''' is one of the seven Laws of [[Dialogic Design Science]]. It states that structured dialogue is needed to avoid the cognitive overload of stakeholder/designers.

	The Law of Requisite Parsimony is attributed to [[George Miller]] and [John N. Warfield]]		The Law of Requisite Parsimony is attributed to [[George Miller]] and [[John N. Warfield]]