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Epiphany comments on Enjoy solving "impossible" problems? Group project! - Less Wrong
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I completely redid my description in the original post. I think all your concerns have been addressed. Let me know how I did?
You removed reference to "get stronger" so that no longer applies.
I think you have a point about whether one can know if something is impossible. Also, even if you can't think of a solution, the attempt may allow you to solve some lesser problems.
Thanks for the feedback. Look what I found. Love it.
I was doing a search for people on LessWrong saying "is impossible" so I could come up with some other examples of how thinking things are impossible is biased by coming up with ways to do them. I was surprised to see you say the same thing as I did! No wonder this thread attracted your attention. (:
I almost put your comment in the quotes discussion, before realizing that LW comments are forbidden for some reason. (:
Any ideas for how to make this thread more successful?