N. F. Simpson Quote

And suppose we solve all the problems it presents? What happens? We end up with more problems than we started with. Because that's the way problems propagate their species. A problem left to itself dries up or goes rotten. But fertilize a problem with a solution — you'll hatch out dozens.

New English Dramatists 2, A Resounding Tinkle, Act I, Scene 1 (pp. 80-81), Penguin Books. 1960

And suppose we solve all the problems it presents? What happens? We end up with more problems than we started with. Because that's the way problems...

And suppose we solve all the problems it presents? What happens? We end up with more problems than we started with. Because that's the way problems...

And suppose we solve all the problems it presents? What happens? We end up with more problems than we started with. Because that's the way problems...

And suppose we solve all the problems it presents? What happens? We end up with more problems than we started with. Because that's the way problems...