Nature, in such a case, quickly becomes something not so easy to articulate.
Perhaps this is a seemingly effective understanding and handling of a problem, which on the surface appears quite satisfactory.
But such means, and such, a seemingly best action and judgment regarding the problem.
It is uncertain if the understanding and cognition of the problem, which might later be deemed by people as the most satisfactory, could truly be understood and accepted as a clear answer.
Despite the expected and reasonable means of cognition and judgment that one imagines should be applied to the problem.
The subsequent choices and answers should, at this point, no longer require any other common interpretation or acceptable answers regarding the problem.
Yet some appear to be an ideal recognition and handling of the problem, even when they seem completely infeasible.
