You have a problem and decide to use recursion.
Now you have a problem.
You have a problem and decide to use Java.
Now you have a ProblemFactory.
You have a problem and decide to use Python.
Now you don't know what you have. Could be an int, a string, a list or a problem.
You have a problem and decide to use threads.
Two now problems have you.
You have a problem and decide to use Lisp.
Now you have a list of problems.
You have a problem and decide to use locks.
Now you have
You have a problem and decide to use delegation.
Now your problem is your problem's problem.
You have a problem and decide to use anagrams.
Now you have lamb rope.
You have a problem and decide to dissolve it in water.
Now you have a solution.
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You have a problem and decide to implement your own binary search tree.
Now you have a belmopr.
You have a problem and decide to use Unicode.
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You have a problem and decide to use make.
Now you know how to make problems.
You have a problem and decide to use STL.
Now you have a _Hashtable_iterator<std::pair<const basic_string<char, str::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >, int>, basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char > >...
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