Finding something to work on does not involve coevolving with the problem
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The process of figuring out what to work on can be complicated and requires experience in the field 1 0 2Being curious and trying many things can increase the chance of discovering what one wants to work on 1 0 2Pretentiousness, fashion, fear, money, politics, and other people's wishes can lead one astray when trying to figure out what to work on 1 0 2Spending an unreasonable amount of time on a problem can lead to great work if one finds the work engaging 1 0 2Overlooked ideas can be discovered by working from what's obscuring them 1 0 2Working on unfashionable problems can lead to great work 1 0 2Originality in choosing problems is more important than originality in solving them 1 0 2Finding something to work on involves coevolving with the problem 1 0 2Curious people are more likely to find the right thing to work on 1 0 2Some types of work only require correctness, not novelty 1 0 2