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36 Times People Gave Simple Solutions To Complex Problems And "Cured" Them
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36 Times People Gave Simple Solutions To Complex Problems And "Cured" Them

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We can get valuable insights from asking a trusted person for guidance. Someone who truly cares for us. Someone who wants us to be happier. But sometimes people throw advice at you when you didn't even ask for it. And nobody illustrates how ridiculous these "gurus" can be as vividly as the subreddit Thanks, I'm Cured. It has 202K members collecting pictures of overly simplistic solutions to highly complex problems that deserve only one response — an ironic "Thanks, I'm cured!" From mental illness to crippling debt, continue scrolling to learn how to overcome your biggest problems!

#1 Twitter

Screenshot of a Twitter post humorously offering simple solutions to complex social personality problems.
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#2 Thanks For That

Two dinosaurs in a comic strip offer a simple solution to sadness, illustrating simple solutions to complex problems.
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#3 I Mostly Browse In This Sub But I Saw This On My Fb Dash And Thought The Sub Might Appreciate It

Handwritten quote on a pink background illustrating simple solutions to complex problems in daily attitude struggles.
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#4 How To Prosper:

Tweet showing a conversation illustrating simple solutions to complex problems about living wage and job struggles.
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#5 "I Have A Chronic Illness"

Comic showing warriors lying injured with two standing guards suggesting simple solutions for chronic illness, illustrating simple solutions to complex problems.
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#6 Cool

Man wearing headscarf taking a selfie at the Sphinx and pyramids in Egypt illustrating simple solutions to complex problems.
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#7 Healthy Coping Mechanisms

Screenshot of a Twitter exchange showing a simple solution to coping with sadness, illustrating simple solutions to complex problems.
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#8 Come On Stock Market, Get It Together

Tweet about the stock market entering a depression with a simple solution offering sunlight and water as a cure.
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#9 Work Harder

Tweet by Kyle pointing out how a tiny percentage of Americans work hard to become billionaires in a simple solution mindset.
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#10 Meditation Can Cure Anything And Everything

Cartoon of a person giving simple solutions to complex problems about cancer while talking on the phone with a dog nearby.
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#11 It’s Practically Tropical!

Homeless man suffering hypothermia recovers after simple solution from Wisconsin during polar vortex highlighted in news report.
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#12 But Not Before Asking You What You Have To Be Upset About!

Screenshot of a humorous tweet offering a simple solution to mental illness, highlighting people curing complex problems.
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#13 Thought We’d All Appreciate This

Person sitting on bathroom floor playing harmonica with text about simple solutions to complex problems.
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#14 The Dream Team

Grid of people giving simple mental health advice with smiles and expressions, showcasing simple solutions to complex problems.
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#15 Speak Up

Cartoon shows a simple solution to complex mental health problems with a squishy character and supportive family advice.
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#16 Lactose Intolerant

Tweet showing a simple solution to lactose intolerance as an example of solving complex problems with easy fixes.
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#17 But I Hate Turmeric

Tweet screenshot showing a sarcastic simple solution for chronic illness, illustrating people giving simple solutions to complex problems.
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#18 "The Doctor's Said They've Never Seen A Body Kill The Coronavirus Like My Body"

Tweet showing a satirical simple solution to complex problems by detailing steps to beat COVID with luxury medical care.
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#19 Adhd Is Just Boys Being Boys

Social media post humorously explaining ADHD focus issues with simple solutions to complex problems comments.
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#20 My Chemical Imbalance Is Cured!

Social media posts offering simple solutions to complex problems using emojis and encouraging positive actions.
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Asli Akalin
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