Just saying it's a problem is not a solution.

It is not problem-solving to just look at a problem and say, "This is a problem!" is not [problem-solving

One might think, "Isn't raising issues essential to solving them?"

• This is incorrect. The resolution of "raising a question" is low.
  • The "first one to raise an issue" is essential to solving the problem.
  • No need to "raise the second and subsequent issues."
• I am being neglected in my problem-solving efforts! It's outrageous that they are essential to solving an important problem!" People often say
  • A: It's a "second and subsequent issue raised" so it's through
  • Other cases
    • B: Not an "important" issue
    • C: Not a "problem"
    • D: Claims to be related to "important issues" but the connection is iffy

Problem noted

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