I’d also make a bet that people who *create* problems intersect more with those who *fix* problems. It’s a can-do-attitude vs complaining
There are people who fix problems and people who complain about problems, and the two sets are remarkably disjoint.
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Very interesting theory, and I'm not being sarcastic. I have been seeing can-do people code so much bugs that this makes sense to me.
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And in business, monetary opportunity is often correlated with fixing problems that lots of people are complaining about. The latter people are often called "customers" or "users".
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IME most people complain about problems, but that the latter set either has resolved it or is in the process of doing so
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There's basically no content to this statement...also in my experience the loudest complainers are also the people who spend the most time trying to fix systemic problems
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French people are very well known for the 2nd.
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Haha though I don't think it's just the French by any measure ;)
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Also, the set of complainers is much, much bigger than the set of fixers.
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And louder
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