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N. Decision and Execution
What one chooses to do in a problem is the decision, and successfully completing the decision is execution. Whenever the brain solves a problem, or faces a problem it keeps track of the way one is suffering due to the problem as well as the processes.
So needless to say, the more one suffers and solve the problem the more tools, resource, and options, are available to the brain. However, if one keeps struggling to solve the key problems on a daily basis, over a period of time one is not left with enough energy to solve the problems even when one has all the resources and choices.
O. Seed vs Tool, Structure vs Garden as The Brain’s Solution Center
Now that we know every single way that your brain solves a problem and every single way your brain decides, and all the things that the brain needs to solve a problem, it becomes important to know what are the fundamental ways that the brain organizes so many different things(tools, options, processes, tasks, energy, outcome from the past, past problems, people who have the solutions, resources from where a tool or solution can be hunted, borrowed or stolen from, which of the techniques to use, whether to solve the problem or escape or stay in the problem). That is where the key idea of Structure vs Garden comes in.