Kaleidoscope of Solutions

 Kaleidoscope of Solutions

Individuals will entertain the state of exhausting all possible options in searching for solutions to their specific problem and will settle for the first best solution and go no further exploring it is really solving their problem. But the same individual will entertain the prospects of exploring all possible options for solution to specific problem until they find one that satisfy what they want.

When Individuals find solution to other’s problem then they will entertain the state of exhausting all possible options of available solutions to other’s specific problem and settle with the first best solution if they have no intrinsic desire to go further but individuals working to find solution for other’s problem will not settle with the first solution but go further exploring if they have intrinsic advantage for themselves in it.

When a balanced state of a system with events will get unsettled due to internal or external triggers hampering its state and thus initiates the existence of problem. A system takes its time to find solution to reverse to balanced state, but humans entertain a state of urgency in getting a solution to a problem that unsettles the balance.

In a state of urgency to find a solution to any problem, human beings do not mind exploiting the resources and their environment immediately available for getting a solution. This urgency in finding a solution causes wastage of resources and also causes damage to their environment. They also have a habit of setting up projects to look for ways to replenish the resources used in urgency and also fund up projects to repair environment that got damaged in the process of urgency.

A problem becomes irrelevant for the people who caused it when they move away to a distance from the problem. They also may imagine that the problems will diminish and disappear with time. Strangely, they wake up to find a response to the problem they initiated when it starts to invade their space and time. The global warming, the ethnic issues in developed countries, the hazards of technological advancements are few of the issues which is conveniently filtered and pushed down onto the developing countries.

The solution to any problem will always be in the roots of that problem. When individuals try to solve problems of others it may result in their progress and advancement but should never be at the downfall of others.