Thanks from me too, Harold!
Until I viewed this explanation by Dave Snowden, I did not make the distinction between a 2x2 framework for categorizing complicated situations and a sense making framework for recognizing patterns in complex situations. I now realize that place is the middle of the Cynefin diagram is profoundly significant for disrupting our proclivity for categorizing, a.k.a making the unfamiliar familiar, conditioning our perceptions, seeing what we want to see. The tendency for the Simple to fall into Chaos provides another dimension of richness for me.

I suspect that those who see the world as merely complicated and compatible with their categorizing serve their own interests in setting goals, making things happen and producing results. Their world seems to them like a factory comprised of orderly sequences. Those of us who work with the complex world serve our own interests in exploring, experimenting and theorizing. Our world seems to us like a garden where growing happens, processes take time and everything affects everything else.