Puzzles
It seems to me that one activity which many people enjoy as well
as participate in or engage with is puzzle solving. Part of the enjoyment
in puzzle solving is the actual conclusion where all the pieces are in place.
There is also a related area of culture like mystery novels and
various kinds of mysteries in art and culture. The standard
model in physics could also be viewed in that way.
This may not be a particularly good analogy, but it seems like
you could view all the problems in the world or at least most of the big
ones as one giant puzzle. And in this picture many people
are working on arranging these pieces, trying to figure out
the patterns which might suggest how to orient or position
a given piece. Sometimes we have more than one group
or individuals which are trying to place a particular
piece into place, but it seems like these efforts often contradict
each other, creating sometimes a lot of frustrations, and other
difficulties.
Is there any value in viewing things in this way?
I think there is, because, it demonstrates that to a large
degree, how effectively a particular piece is put into place
is largely a matter of relationships and cooperation.
Sometimes, there is also the benefit of observing the puzzle
from a broader view, to see how these pieces are connected.
Also, it seems that, as with most puzzles, an attitude of
calm and persistence is extremely helpful.
It seems however, that people, in general, benefit as the pieces
are better positioned and oriented.
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