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"Is it a problem?" is always relative. The question would be better phrased, "is it a problem worthy of expending limited resources on fixing?" with the usual c
by pcmaffey 8y ago
"Is it a problem?" is always relative. The question would be better phrased, "is it a problem worthy of expending limited resources on fixing?" with the usual considerations of opportunity costs, etc.
So yes thinking about whether something is a problem worth addressing is totally healthy behavior for anyone with a modicum of self-awareness.