Terry PratchettIf per capita was a problem, decapita could be arranged
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If per capita was a problem, decapita could be arranged." This is a great way to sum up the idea that problems are not so bad when you have so many people working on them. If there is an issue in your life, it is possible to have too many people working on it. This may mean that the problem will not be fixed in the time you desire. It may even take longer than you expected. However, the bigger the problem, the more likely that someone has already figured it out and is doing something about it.
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