For all it's worth, is disheartening to see how people focus to much at particular parts of whats going on. This makes it harder for them to see how that particular situation actually plays out at the bigger.
There is an urgent need to see things as if they stand by themselves, and not as part of the bigger picture. If we keep fixing things as if they don't have interactions with other parts of the system, those solutions won't really be the solutions needed.
In order to bring solutions that actually work, the whole picture needs to be taken into account. There is to be understood, that sometimes the problem in one particular subject, can be traced to something somewhere else. And if you tackle and solve that issue, it would actually solve both problems. But for that, you have to take into account the whole system, and not only the parts that make the system.
There are problems that affect each part of the system without affecting other parts, and others that affect the system as a whole. That's why is important to really see what problems are systematic, and which ones aren't. If not, the solutions that are applied won't be effective, and would not be the ones needed to actually do the job that's needed.
At the end, we need to understand that everything is interrelated.
Trying to solve everything as a free standing problem is a waste of time and resources. Why attack a single problem from different fronts, when it can be solved from a single one when all that is need to do so is taking the time to figure out what is the problem.
Yes, we should bring each problem to it's most basic parts. But we shouldn't lose the sight of the big picture.
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