> but the underlying problem isn't the algorithm itself. The real problem is the process. So, the underlying problem is the algorithm, not the algorithm? That

> but the underlying problem isn't the algorithm itself. The real problem is the process. So, the underlying problem is the algorithm, not the algorithm? That totally makes sense! Also, if there are two contributing factors to a problem, and removing either would solve the problem, it is completely useless to arbitrarily declare that one of them is "the real problem".