My diabolical problem becomes simply a wicked one

I spent ages recently googling for references to ‘Diabolical Problems’, about which I thought I had read. Thanks to Matt Heusser’s latest post, I now know I should have instead been googling for Wicked Problems. Just in case I’ve sent anyone off on the same wild goose chase, this post should set them straight. For everyone else, enjoy the reading.

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One comment on “My diabolical problem becomes simply a wicked one”

  1. Inder P Singh says:
    August 7, 2009 at 2:14 am

    I am not surprised to read the story of Alan and Charles. Such things do happen in the real world and on many occasions, some people might be more influenced by perception than by reality.

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