What are the most problems people ask to be solved?

 That's a big question, and the answer depends on who you ask and what context you're considering. However, here are some general categories of problems people frequently seek solutions for:

Personal problems:

• Relationships: Conflicts with family, friends, or romantic partners, loneliness, communication issues.
• Finances: Debt, budgeting, saving for goals, career choices.
• Health: Physical or mental health concerns, finding the right treatment, managing chronic conditions.
• Emotions: Stress, anxiety, depression, anger management, low self-esteem.
• Day-to-day challenges: Time management, organization, productivity, decision-making.

Global problems:

• Climate change: Reducing greenhouse gas emissions, mitigating the effects of climate change.
• Poverty and hunger: Access to food, water, sanitation, education, healthcare.
• War and conflict: Finding peaceful solutions, rebuilding communities, addressing the root causes of violence.
• Inequality: Access to education, healthcare, and opportunities, discrimination based on race, gender, religion, etc.
• Technological challenges: Cybersecurity, privacy, the ethical implications of new technologies.

These are just a few examples, and the specific problems people face vary greatly depending on their individual circumstances, location, and culture. Additionally, the way people approach and solve problems can also differ significantly. Some people might seek professional help, while others might rely on friends, family, or community resources.

It's also important to consider that some problems might be more visible or widely discussed than others. For example, mental health issues are becoming increasingly recognized, but there are still many stigmas associated with them, leading to underreporting.

If you're interested in learning more about specific problems or solutions, I would be happy to help you research them further. Just let me know what you're curious about!