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There is even a latin phrase for it: solvitur ambulando. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solvitur_ambulando https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solvitur_ambulando

• gorgoiler 5mo ago
  Solvitur bibando is Balmer’s peak?
  • aaron695 5mo ago
    [dead]
  • ErroneousBosh 5mo ago
    Alcohol is not the solution. Alcohol is the solvent. It dissolves the problem into a solution.
• antonvs 5mo ago
  Is there one for showering?
  • Ifkaluva 5mo ago
    They didn’t have showers, but you may recall Archimides shouted “Eureka!” after a famous bath time discovery
  • fsckboy 5mo ago
    auri imbres
• lelandfe 5mo ago
  Nice, new to me. Similar in meaning to "cut the Gordian knot"
• Trufa 5mo ago
  This is not what this means. This is not, "had an idea by walking", this means, I can prove the absurdity of certain philosophical ideas by just common sense observation (roughly).
  • deleted 5mo ago
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  • jschveibinz 5mo ago
    I merely thought it interesting to say that the literal translation vs. the philosophical application (the link) would add to the interpretation and discussion of the posted article.