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Out of interest how do you qualify a 'real' problem? It seems there are very few real problems in the world to solve if we are going to be stringent. Also solv
by rorykoehler 8y ago
Out of interest how do you qualify a 'real' problem?
It seems there are very few real problems in the world to solve if we are going to be stringent. Also solving non-real problems can lead to solving real problems (ad industry funding bleeding edge innovation is a good example of this).
- qaminsod 8y ago> Out of interest how do you qualify a 'real' problem? I assume it means a problem that needs solving, requires a computer to solve and is not just an exercise. > Also solving non-real problems can lead to solving real problems Yes, and there is nothing wrong or useless about solving problems that are not 'real', I was mostly just objecting to the usage of the term 'real problem'.