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Often unsolvable problems can be decomposed into a set of solvable problems and hopefully just one or a few unsolvable problems. By narrowing the unsolvable pr
by helsinkiandrew 3y ago
Often unsolvable problems can be decomposed into a set of solvable problems and hopefully just one or a few unsolvable problems.
By narrowing the unsolvable problem it can help to communicate the issue to others (e.g customers or management) or help to find a solution. If that fails it provides some solvable problems to work on. Often solutions, workarounds, or compromises become evident over time.