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or perhaps thats the first response? in any case, as a hard core problem solver who is currently overwhelmed with problems I am bieng forced into no choice par
by metalman 3mo ago
or perhaps thats the first response?
in any case, as a hard core problem solver who is currently overwhelmed with problems
I am bieng forced into no choice paragmatic responses. where I have lost any reserve capacity, deflect, move, deny a problem and get some rest, eat, shave the yak, before rejoining the fray with enough energy to perform is just part of the routine now.
ie: triage or go under, which may be habit forming
- jagged-chisel 3mo agoDenying the problem exists is not the same. Denying that the problem is a “problem” would be. In the first case, the affected do nothing because there is no problem. In the second, it’s “not a problem” because they did a thing and moved it elsewhere.
- metalman 3mo agothe other possibility is that the problem is somebody elses, rendering it invisible and therefor potentialy usefull in it's own right