I've been facing a problem for half a year now, which probably few people have, but if anyone has, I would like to get some information about it.

Many people are now making a mistake in learning — if they don't understand the solution to a problem and go to look at Editorial, they barely delve into it, but simply rewrite the code and send the solution. I have the exact opposite problem. If I don't understand something, I start digging into it until I understand it 100%. I mean REALLY 100%. As long as I'm faced with the question "why does this work?" I won't send the task and won't be able to do other things in my life. It looks like an addiction. And probably the biggest problem here is that sometimes it comes to axioms that simply exist and it is simply impossible to dig deeper into why this is so. In this case, I still continue to ask the question "why is it so and not otherwise", it can come to philosophy, and I will just sit for 5 hours trying to understand this, turn to DeepSeek, turn to my teachers. And so on until the "moment of insight" comes. When something clicks in your head, and the epiphany "SO THIS IS WHY IT WORKS" begins.

I consider this a problem because one simple task can get you stuck for a day, or even several.