지름길과 돌파구 (15誠鉉)
My ancient idea roots all the way to 2015s, indicating two tactical ways of approaching an exit strategy of a stalemate.
- Shortcut is the classical known way of doing things, slightly optimized and pipelined to save some energy and time.
- Breakthrough, on the other hand, is almost 'hacking' the environment to solve the problem in an unprecedented way.
Let's say you're late for an interview. A shortcut can be calling upfront and telling the truth, and begging for a second chance. Maybe you can add more context and make it sound better and more compelling, thus being a "shortcut." Another way is to find an ingenious loophole in the situation and cleverly run away from the situation. For example, what would happen if you triggered the fire alarm?