>It can be difficult to distinguish between difficulty that's inherent to the problem, and difficulty that's only due to limitations of the tools that you know.

>It can be difficult to distinguish between difficulty that's inherent to the problem, and difficulty that's only due to limitations of the tools that you know. This distinction does not exist. Any difficulty apparently inherent to the problem can be addressed by new tools. We do not do this all the time because some issues are one off, and designing a tool(/any automation) for it would be time consuming.