Problem solving flow chart
I ended up with a copy of this humorous problem solving flow chart about 30 years ago. I don’t know who created it or when. I kept it in a folder all these years. I find its sardonic logic impeccable.
If anyone knows the history of this chart, let me know so I can give proper credit.
Category: Humor, Meaning of Life






It's pretty old. The first time I saw the "problem solving" flowchart was at least 10 years ago when a Field Engineer (computer repairman) gave me a photo-copy.
<a href="http://www.google.com/search?q=%22problem+solving+flowsheet%22&btnG=Search" target="_new" title="Google Problem Solving Worksheet" rel="nofollow">A quick Google turns up a couple of thousand exact matches, none of which provide provenance. But there are cleaner copies of this chart out there.
Back in 1980, a schoolmate of mine produced a similar flow chart on how to fix a flat tire for his programming class. There was no way to complete his elaborate chart without consuming at least one beer. Most paths put you over the legal limit, but only one path got you up and running again.
I received this, disturbingly enough, from my teacher who was a biomedical equipment technician. But I was highly amused by it and still have it on my fridge!
I would love to know who created this chart, so that we could give him/her credit.
And now, check out this “Engineering Flowchart.” http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150342329884576&set=a.54320304575.68588.731654575&type=1&theater