How to solve a problem
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On problem solving and form-context-fit
I wrote this essay with Johanna Karlsson, so it is a collaboration but I narrate. /Henrik Every problem cries in its own language Go like a blood hound where the truth has trampled —Tomas Tranströmer, “About History” Like most people, I was really bad at making decisions when I was 25. If I was confronted with a complicated problem, like figuring out what to do with my life, I would pick a solution on a whim, more or less, or, if that was too hard, I would straightforwardly just ignore the problem. This made my life feel less than good at times. But then something fell in place. Or no,…
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