Good thread on how our reactions to hardship often include both a short term and long term intellectual response - often not in the right proportion
E.g. A kid may be very obese...in my view a "structural" problem

Instead of reforming his lifestyle, he may choose to take some weight loss drugs / diuretics

A short term response to a structural issue
On the other hand, a kid may be suffering from severe flu

A "cyclical problem" but the parents may choose not to medicate him and provide a "structural" solution instead -

Asking him to keep away from cold drinks, curd, polluted air

Which does little to alleviate his distress
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