How to Solve Problems

There are two ways to solve a problem: Everything else is an implementation detail. Changing the context means to move up, down, or adjacent. For example, if you can’t find a job in one city, you might move to another. This is an adjacent change of context. Or if you can’t build a house, you…

Why conflict?

Conflict arises when there is a problem. A problem is a conflict between at least two ideas: the idea of how something should be, and the idea of how something is. In other words, all problems depend on a misconception. Problems are also dependent on context. By choosing your context, you choose your problems. You…