Then, what kind of actions might the public need to adopt in subsequent responses?
It seems quite promising, an appropriate analysis or a clear understanding of the situation.
And there will come a time when he must face new problems again, armed with some relatively satisfactory explanation or recognition.
Will it all thus, under such circumstances, cease to require any concern for the ideal analysis or understanding of the problem that cannot be accepted?
It seems that the initial understanding of the problem, or the certainty of thought, gradually fades under such circumstances. No longer is there a need for concern about what remains uncertain about the problem.
What kinds of intuitive analyses and reflections seem to offer a clearer recognition and definite understanding of the situation?
This would allow the adoption of seemingly more suitable understanding or approaches to handling the issue.
