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C. Problem Solving Parallel to Brain
Just like the above example of cooking as a solution to the problem of hunger, which is a primary problem of survival, you understand that any problem is solved by the brain in the exact same ways:
1) Search for available solutions
2) If no solution is available(for instance there is no reserved food) then cook a solution.
3) For a solution, look for the resources, organize a set of tasks to be performed one by one,
4) Use appropriate energy to perform the tasks
5) Observe the entire process(a process is a set of all the sequential tasks that are needed to complete a solution)
D. A Practical Example of Solving the Problem of Job Loss
If you lost your job recently then your brain will use the exact same model to solve the problem of unemployment and to get you another job.
i) It will look for available solutions. That is if you already have some offers or acquittances that can get you a job.
ii) If you know someone who can refer you to a job, the brain will go for that option first(like looking for existing food).
iii) If no such job is available, then the brain will look to cook for a solution.
-A resume
– Search for positions to apply.
-Apply with the resume
-Secure an interview. For securing an interview a good cover letter is needed, and so it will focus on good cover letters for the application to each of the positions.
-Then you will prepare for the interview
-Then you will attend the interview and try to crack the interview.
-Finally, you will get an offer letter upon successfully cracking an interview.
-Then you will join the job.
-When you get the first salary, you are eating the food that you prepared. Your problem is solved.