Happy I got it right! This was generalized by A. Einstein in something along the lines of "a problem cannot be solved with the same state of mind it was create

Happy I got it right! This was generalized by A. Einstein in something along the lines of "a problem cannot be solved with the same state of mind it was created in". I like to understand that as: 1. You have a problem. 2. You have a situation that cannot be solved. 3. You have a situation you think cannot be solved. 4. You have a reasoning process concluding that the situation cannot be solved. 5. You have a state of mind which implies, as a logical outcome, that the situation cannot be solved.