I wasn't aware that problems have size. Does size have anything to do with a problem?

Problems are obstacles or blockages that challenge me to either take a different perspective or dissolve the obstacle. If I see a problem from a visual perspective then it does have size. In that sense a visual/metaphorical look at a problem can be more easily solved by dissolving its form rather than approaching it intellectually.

Intellectually understanding a problem may have nothing to do with it's solution. It's like those that have undergone many years of psychoanalytical therapy. They may understand the nature of the problem yet are emotionally stuck in it.

Dissolving the form of a problem by creating a solution based on where you want to be skips the "why" of the problem. Working interdimensionally I've found this is an easy way toward a solution.