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Identifying the problem is the first step in debuging. Most of the time it is superficial, other times it is not, either way it is not working right causing everything else to go wrong as well. Once you have identified the problem, localise it. Trace the problem back to its roots and see what is causing it. Allow the picture to reach out and talk to you. Let it tell you how it feels. Is it as blatant as being singed crisp to nothingness? Or is it more subtle that it lies about how it really is?
Debuging requires critical thinking and logic. One must be able to explain cause and effect in order to solve the problem and refrain from repeating it. No matter how complicated the problem is, shrugging is never a solution but a mere procrastination of the impoverished mind. One must not stop searching until he has found the problem and has figured out a solution for it. It is only then that he should consider himself truly at peace. Although a world absolutely void of conflict cannot be real, it is ideal to solve the small-scale conflicts on our own and let inner tranquility flourish.