Acharya Prashant addresses the common human dilemma of why suffering persists even when we believe we understand its causes. He explains that the mind's claim of 'I know' is often the core of the problem itself. True understanding would naturally dissolve the problem, but instead, we attempt to solve issues using the same prejudiced and circumstantial mind that created them. This self-diagnosis is compared to a malfunctioning computer trying to repair itself; the mind's assumptions, prejudices, and mental models act as barriers to seeing the truth. We often mistake haziness for clarity and subjectivity for facts, clinging to our self-created stories because our entire identity and life structure are built upon them.
