Applying a solution is not necessarily the same as solving a problem. Often, the solution is merely a quick fix, which addresses the symptom rather than the problem itself. If we simply apply a ready-made solution, we fail to learn all that the problem has to teach. A few months ago, I was getting a bad headache every few days. Once I actually solved the problem, by eliminating caffeine, the headaches went away completely, I started sleeping much better, and I threw away the reading glasses.
Solutions can be helpful, but they can also serve to avoid or cover up the true problem.
Rather than merely finding a solution, take the responsibility and make the effort to solve the real problem. Jr. All rights reserved.