This was a tricky problem.
But fortunately, he still gave people the opportunity to tackle it.
Facing such a seemingly difficult problem.
People shouldn't really need to pursue any further understanding of the issue.
They just needed to take effective action in response to the problem at hand.
Naturally, further cognition of the situation often seemed no longer necessary for particularly bad analysis.
In subsequent interpretations, which would appear to be very good and appropriate,
those same understandings and resolutions that would be accepted by people required a kind of contentment and poised hesitation in the following contemplation.
It was likely that these answers would no longer need to be overly cautious in their recognition of the problem or to say, indecisive.
Clear analysis, it seemed, would also become unnecessary for a clearer understanding.