Quote by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

The solution of every problem is another problem

The solution of every problem is another problem

Summary

This quote suggests that whenever we solve one problem, it often leads to the emergence of another problem. It highlights the cyclical nature of problem-solving and the notion that life is plagued with constant challenges. It implies that the resolution of one issue can give rise to new complexities or difficulties that need to be addressed. This quote reminds us to approach problem-solving with realistic expectations, understanding that the path to finding solutions is continuous and ongoing.

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By Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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