Solving a problem is fine, but not as powerful as dissolving it (Four Systems Thinking Strategies to Address Problems).

Solving a problem limits the answer to the obvious. By "following the rules", it's easy to get stuck working within a system that has a built in suboptimal outcome. See: Games excel as teaching, not learning mediums.

There's no practice of ingenuity, Constraints Condition Learners to Accept Boundaries. And the real world needs ingenuity.