Curiosity not complexity: research is not a homework!
It’s time to lift ourselves, encourage not pressurise! We must begin with celebrating question than celebrating to answers, ideas or solutions. You have already won here if you’re able to question anything because you can only ask wh-type questions when you have throughly put effort in understanding the topic. You are already half way there to define a “problem statement”. The beginning of any project, research or a commercial product begins with a problem statement. A problem statement is a brief description of an issue or a gap or that missing link which can help in investigating any challenge. It’s a context to your research which concisely frames all the wh-questions by giving us scope and direction. Defining a problem statement sounds complex but it’s rather just a documentation of your curiosity- “why is it done this way?” Or “what’s the impact on environment or children or animals?” Or “how is it affecting or helping?” Or “What is missing in this?” Or “what should hap...