I don't want to waste your time with the interpretation of it, but let's solve it.

Another way you could interpret it you say

Visibility really is key.

Generate solvable games

This is a solvable issue.

And now, we are ready to solve

Figure out the derivative of the general solution.

His strength has been not to allow the perfect to become the enemy of the good.

So this is another way of solving it

I think I figured out a proposal for a solution.

The water crisis in solvable.

Now I think this is a solvable problem.

Massive technological advance took an incredibly deadly disease, made it solvable.

Iraq is not susceptible to a military solution.

Another way to do it, you don't even have to do all this distributive property

So this problem is absolutely soluble.

They don't intersect, and so the bird is right there's no solution, there's no x and y that can make this statement equal true!

Whether all games should be solvable.

The problem is absolutely soluble, and even soluble in a way that's reasonably cheap.

least the solvable differential equations.

And to solve, you know, whenever I see the variable that I'm integrating against in the exponent, you know, we don't have any easy exponent rules here.

Some would say that the conflict is fundamentally incapable of resolution.

We could say that it is equal to a homogeneous solution.

Or another way to think about it, let's factor out this 1 2.

And it has to be solvable in a magazine.

In general, this would be a quick way of doing it.

The potential is basically to change the game.

Here's a beautiful example of a psychological solution deployed in Korea.

It's a very nonrigorous way of doing it, but it gets you the right answer.

For the solution, if z is equal to minus 9 negative 9

least when we're dealing with real numbers, and that's a clue?

What's fun about these is there's multiple ways to solve these.

So the easier one to solve is this top equation because it's a linear equation.

But the Thai people cannot afford to look to their aging and ailing King every time they have a problem.

This is the power of nudges when trying to solve complex social problems, and when you do that, you shouldn't try to tell people how to adapt.

It's solvable by being citizens, by being citizens, by being TEDizens.

This just seems like these linear equations are pretty easy to solve for.

For example, if the Israeli Palestinian conflict can still be resolved, a solution can come only with strong US involvement.

But the history of economic crises shows that non economic factors play an equally important role in any solution.

They start off like 17 camels no way to resolve it.

Here, too, there are technological obstacles, but they seem surmountable.

Here, too, it is not difficult to discern the broad outlines of a solution.

Solvable game generation based on algorithm by Michael Meeks in GNOME mahjongg

So three very tough problems that might be solvable, and so, should be worked on.

Every state in the region must embrace compromise and mutual respect as the basis of a lasting settlement.