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Problems
Whether all problems can be solved is unknowable
Whether solutions to one problem causes other problems is unknowable
Whether some people refuse to accept solutions is unknowable
When a problem will be solved is unknowable
When new problems will arise is unknowable
No one person has the solution to any one problem
No one person is the cause of any problem
Not all people see a solution as a solution
Not all people see a problem as a problem
Some people like creating or aiding problems
Some people like to try and fix their own problems
Some people refuse to try and fix their own problems
Some times a solution is only a portion of entire solution
Everyone can tell you what the problems are or were, few people can provide solutions
Whether all problems can be solved is unknowable
Whether solutions to one problem causes other problems is unknowable
Whether some people refuse to accept solutions is unknowable
When a problem will be solved is unknowable
When new problems will arise is unknowable
No one person has the solution to any one problem
No one person is the cause of any problem
Not all people see a solution as a solution
Not all people see a problem as a problem
Some people like creating or aiding problems
Some people like to try and fix their own problems
Some people refuse to try and fix their own problems
Some times a solution is only a portion of entire solution
Everyone can tell you what the problems are or were, few people can provide solutions