The art of problem solving
Disclaimer: This post is for fun and fun only. Nothing seems to be making any sense these days, anyway! [Yet, Not Yet or Whatever]
The below method was not scientifically proven but, had been carefully implemented in multiple scenario and has the highest level of success rate!
Hypothesis # 1: Everyone can understand other's problem much better and more clearer than their own problem.
Hypothesis # 2: There is always a quick and very very simple solution for other's problem.
Applying the principles of common sense in a very uncommon proportion, we conclude that, the BEST solution for problem solving is: To delegate all our problems to the other person immediately next or close to us.
Since it is an ART [at least, that is what the title of this post claims!], it requires at least 10,000 hours of continuous practice before we can be an expert.
Good luck with problem solving.
Sincerely,
bright
The below method was not scientifically proven but, had been carefully implemented in multiple scenario and has the highest level of success rate!
Hypothesis # 1: Everyone can understand other's problem much better and more clearer than their own problem.
Hypothesis # 2: There is always a quick and very very simple solution for other's problem.
Applying the principles of common sense in a very uncommon proportion, we conclude that, the BEST solution for problem solving is: To delegate all our problems to the other person immediately next or close to us.
Since it is an ART [at least, that is what the title of this post claims!], it requires at least 10,000 hours of continuous practice before we can be an expert.
Good luck with problem solving.
Sincerely,
bright
posted by K Bright Inbasagaran @ 9:55 PM
1 comments
1 Comments:
Bright,
Suppose I have a jealous person next to me, what do i do?
In that case, shall i detach from myself and look at the issue as an audience? Shall I think of my issue as third person's issue? Would that give me a quick solution?
Thanks,
Sankar S V
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