Introduction. We have previously discussed numerous aspects of problem-solving, usually from a general attitude of applying logic and its multifaceted venues. Yet some of the most difficult problems come from the everyday category. If you’re a CEO managing the subtleties and irregularities of your company, you have everyday problems that require vast experience carefully tuned to your operations. Many problems are quite undefinable, but imply requiring a vast superstructure of information, much of it tangential, to solve. Similarly, if you are a homemaker, managing your home, partner, and children, you have entirely similar problems, though perhaps different in scope. In this brief essay, we consider everyday problems. Since we have an alien race living among us, we can look at the problems they have. Of course, we created these aliens. They are us but called AI. Problem-solving is one of the defining features of intelligence. Both humans and artificial intelligence (AI) systems e...