If the human mind is presented with a problem it cannot solve, it first attempts to go over it using all possible configuration of solutions available to it.
After looping through and hitting reject state several times the person's anger or frustration emotion is triggered. To satisfy that emotion they have to kill its source which is to quit attempting to solve the problem.
Which means there is a timer that monitors how long we spend on any problem.
The human mind does not just discard problems, it dumps the problem in memory with a certain configuration.
The configurations are something like
1. Unsolvable and irrelevant
2. Unsolvable at the moment
As you can see, the mind decides which of these memory folders to dump the problem in by checking their relevance. To check the relevance of a problem, the mind compares the effect of its solution to the situation at hand, then compares the situation to a larger and more situation.
This means, the human mind also has a relevance function tuple apart from the time tuple.

If the problem is saved as 'unsolvable at the moment', our subconscious will keep checking back at the problem when we are idle. It tries to use all tools available to it to attack the problem, such as trying different combinations of past solutions to similar problems, imagination, creating a worry emotion so we can go seek external help for the problem. An external help could be going to the library to read things up or asking someone for help and so on.

It loops through the memory's list of unsolved problems and repeats this process. Its the mind's subconscious, like a background process you wont easily notice there is work going on as you live your normal life.

Its constantly on the alert for the final bit of information that will complete the model of any of the solutions its proposing - and lead it to accept state. Soon as Archimedes sinks into the bathtub, bang! One of his mental models hits accept state!
His happy emotion is triggered and dude runs out of the bathroom naked and screaming Eureka!
In summary, unlike crippled computers, our minds use tuples such as time, relevance and emotions to keep a check on how long we spend on each problem and how to solve them.

Dear friend, when next you encounter a difficult problem, be careful how you discard it, there is a painless and powerful engine up stairs that can solve it while you sleep.
May you find the Eureka moment that will change your life today.
Dave Ozoalor
@daveozoalor
Facebook.com/daveozoalor
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