A short YouTube monologue (by David Jenyns) arguing that unsolvable problems can often be handled either by finding a solution or by redefining the problem to make it solvable — a process sometimes called "thinking out of the box." The speaker suggests that when a direct fix is impossible, reframing the problem can render it solvable.
There are some problems you can't fix. I don't recall one. And the reason for that is because either you find a solution for it or you change the problem so that you can find a solution for it. And I think in a lot of ways, some people call that thinking out of the box. If you can't solve something either, sometimes it's not meant to be solved, or you can change the problem in a way that is solvable.
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