It reminds me of the interviews I used to do at c. 18 -- at first, the framework must be defined, and then the solution to the problem. The framework comes ab

It reminds me of the interviews I used to do at c. 18 -- at first, the framework must be defined, and then the solution to the problem. The framework comes ab initio, because i'd spend my teenage years hysterically refining versions upon versions of them. I might well do the same thing now. It's a seductive display of sheer hubris.