I was a little over-general. But basically, you can try a solution without only thinking about the problem in that one way. If the problem is complicated, yeah, one might need to simplify it in order to work on it, and if that’s the case you can get better results by comparing multiple simplifications. But it’s better not to simplify at all, when you can.
For example, I don’t need to simplify the problem of global warming. But it’s reasonable that other people might need to, so yeah, in that sort of case go ahead and reframe.
I was a little over-general. But basically, you can try a solution without only thinking about the problem in that one way. If the problem is complicated, yeah, one might need to simplify it in order to work on it, and if that’s the case you can get better results by comparing multiple simplifications. But it’s better not to simplify at all, when you can.
For example, I don’t need to simplify the problem of global warming. But it’s reasonable that other people might need to, so yeah, in that sort of case go ahead and reframe.