"They're just inventing a problem that's not there," she said.
Mike Berners-Lee and Duncan Clark are honest about our reluctance to face up to the challenge: "If you wanted to invent a problem to induce confusion, disbelief and the turning of blind eyes, it would be hard to come up with something better than climate change".
The skeptical reader may wonder whether we are spending so many words to invent a problem that does not really exist.
'You're just inventing a problem with language and then solving it inside the same bit of language again,' I used to think.
A detailed account of the commonly held view, together with an argument in favour of the view that Weyl's problem of space was really concerned only with Finsler metrics, and that Cartan invented a different problem of space, which was concerned with \(G\ -structures instead, is G\ -structures and §4.7 of Coleman and Korté (2001).
"We have invented a solution to a problem that we still do not really understand".
I mean, when Reagan ranted about welfare queens driving Cadillacs, he was inventing a fake problem — but his rant resonated with angry white voters, who understood perfectly well who Reagan was targeting.
The fact a black man not paying attention to her was such a problem, she invented a reason to blame him for.
Gutenberg invented a technology to solve one problem that caused another.
Educated for a medical career, Gurney practiced as a surgeon in Wadebridge and London but soon turned his attention to solving practical scientific problems; he invented a steam jet, an oxyhydrogen blowpipe, and a musical instrument consisting of glasses played as a piano.
