The Solution Problem: Why Solving Problems Often Creates More
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The article discusses how solving problems can often create more problems, and the HN discussion touches on the importance of considering the broader context and potential long-term effects of solutions.
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Subsavio
2 months ago
The idea that solving problems can shift our expectations and generate new ones is very thought‑provoking. Thanks for sharing.
Rzor
2 months ago
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