An unsolution to an unproblem. Human powered and e-bikes have solved these issues. There is absolutely no need for hydrogen bikes.
November 24, 2024 at 8:33 AM
An unsolution to an unproblem. Human powered and e-bikes have solved these issues. There is absolutely no need for hydrogen bikes.
Like driverless cars or Musk's Vegas tunnels, this is a tech unsolution to an unproblem. This will be inefficient, more expensive to operate and (if ever allowed in the first place) will be cancelled as soon as the first incident happens. What nonsense.
January 28, 2025 at 11:00 AM
Like driverless cars or Musk's Vegas tunnels, this is a tech unsolution to an unproblem. This will be inefficient, more expensive to operate and (if ever allowed in the first place) will be cancelled as soon as the first incident happens. What nonsense.
"I'd like to be able to inflate my tyre easily but at the expense of not having a light on for the remainder of my journey" said no one, ever.
An unsolution seeking a real problem (this logic almost never works).
An unsolution seeking a real problem (this logic almost never works).
March 12, 2025 at 2:39 PM
"I'd like to be able to inflate my tyre easily but at the expense of not having a light on for the remainder of my journey" said no one, ever.
An unsolution seeking a real problem (this logic almost never works).
An unsolution seeking a real problem (this logic almost never works).
Unless it appears as an unsolution in which unthinking is revealed as the most helpful navigation.
January 6, 2025 at 3:21 PM
Unless it appears as an unsolution in which unthinking is revealed as the most helpful navigation.
Agreed.
In contrast all bells are unsolution to an unproblem. Shouting "excuse me" then "thanks" is more polite and usually gets a "no problem" response.
The people who can't hear (deaf or headphones) won't hear a bell. Some react badly to them.
Utterly pointless.
In contrast all bells are unsolution to an unproblem. Shouting "excuse me" then "thanks" is more polite and usually gets a "no problem" response.
The people who can't hear (deaf or headphones) won't hear a bell. Some react badly to them.
Utterly pointless.
September 18, 2025 at 12:19 PM
Agreed.
In contrast all bells are unsolution to an unproblem. Shouting "excuse me" then "thanks" is more polite and usually gets a "no problem" response.
The people who can't hear (deaf or headphones) won't hear a bell. Some react badly to them.
Utterly pointless.
In contrast all bells are unsolution to an unproblem. Shouting "excuse me" then "thanks" is more polite and usually gets a "no problem" response.
The people who can't hear (deaf or headphones) won't hear a bell. Some react badly to them.
Utterly pointless.
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May 5, 2026 at 2:45 PM
Then I can —as an actual objectivity-capable scientist would do—proceed to unsolution the cause of why that had to happen to begin with. (Nonsensical <nonexistence<death/life). I reexpressed the function while conserving the FULL state as time not equivalent to a teleology.
March 26, 2026 at 7:59 PM
Then I can —as an actual objectivity-capable scientist would do—proceed to unsolution the cause of why that had to happen to begin with. (Nonsensical <nonexistence<death/life). I reexpressed the function while conserving the FULL state as time not equivalent to a teleology.
The "Unsolution" is about defining the problem space fully and authentically first, then using that clarity to develop meaningful, aligned solutions rather than jumping straight to fixes.
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The "Unsolution" is about defining the problem space fully and authentically first, then using that clarity to develop meaningful, aligned solutions rather than jumping straight to fixes.
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The "Unsolution" approach is a design thinking technique I use to focus first on deeply understanding and defining the real needs and desired outcomes before jumping into problem-solving or proposing solutions.
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The "Unsolution" approach is a design thinking technique I use to focus first on deeply understanding and defining the real needs and desired outcomes before jumping into problem-solving or proposing solutions.
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What is the "Unsolution" approach for career coaching?
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Several people have asked me recently about what I mean by the "Unsolution" approach when I'm coaching.
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What is the "Unsolution" approach for career coaching?
Several people have asked me recently about what I mean by the "Unsolution" approach when I'm coaching.
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Several people have asked me recently about what I mean by the "Unsolution" approach when I'm coaching.
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The "Unsolution" is about defining the problem space fully and authentically first, then using that clarity to develop meaningful, aligned solutions rather than jumping straight to fixes.
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May 5, 2026 at 2:57 PM
The "Unsolution" is about defining the problem space fully and authentically first, then using that clarity to develop meaningful, aligned solutions rather than jumping straight to fixes.
🧵 10/11 →
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The "Unsolution" approach is a design thinking technique I use to focus first on deeply understanding and defining the real needs and desired outcomes before jumping into problem-solving or proposing solutions.
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May 5, 2026 at 2:57 PM
The "Unsolution" approach is a design thinking technique I use to focus first on deeply understanding and defining the real needs and desired outcomes before jumping into problem-solving or proposing solutions.
🧵 2/11 →
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What is the "Unsolution" approach for career coaching?
Several people have asked me recently about what I mean by the "Unsolution" approach when I'm coaching.
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Several people have asked me recently about what I mean by the "Unsolution" approach when I'm coaching.
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May 5, 2026 at 2:57 PM
What is the "Unsolution" approach for career coaching?
Several people have asked me recently about what I mean by the "Unsolution" approach when I'm coaching.
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Several people have asked me recently about what I mean by the "Unsolution" approach when I'm coaching.
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The "Unsolution" is about defining the problem space fully and authentically first, then using that clarity to develop meaningful, aligned solutions rather than jumping straight to fixes.
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May 5, 2026 at 2:55 PM
The "Unsolution" is about defining the problem space fully and authentically first, then using that clarity to develop meaningful, aligned solutions rather than jumping straight to fixes.
🧵 10/11 →
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The "Unsolution" approach is a design thinking technique I use to focus first on deeply understanding and defining the real needs and desired outcomes before jumping into problem-solving or proposing solutions.
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May 5, 2026 at 2:55 PM
The "Unsolution" approach is a design thinking technique I use to focus first on deeply understanding and defining the real needs and desired outcomes before jumping into problem-solving or proposing solutions.
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