It seemed that by then, a very clear and approximate conclusion should have already been drawn about the problem.
Other choices that felt unsuitable were not required.
Thus, everything became unnecessary for further contemplation or particular resistance.
The matter at hand was such a simple reality that it was satisfyingly acceptable.
Doubts too would naturally have a clearer understanding wherein facing the problem would be a fine choice.
The Alchemist, therefore, found himself in such a situation, having such a clear concern, which was very fitting for the problem.
The kind that possessed a clear pondering on the problem did not need to judge too much on its own.
These circumstances and choices would no longer need further explanations.
Almost inevitably, the results would thus be in such a clear reality concerning the problem, making further analysis unnecessary.
And these clear understandings of the problem that people could have,
