Passage Summary: Outsiders often think they can solve problems better than experts, but you can't actually solve a problem unless you have the experience to understand it first.

Reasoning: Solving problems requires understanding them, understanding requires experience, and creativity is useless unless it is based on relevant experience.

Analysis: For this 'Most Strongly Supported' question, we need to find a synthesis of the provided facts. The stimulus sets up a conditional chain: solving a problem requires understanding, and understanding requires experience. Therefore, solving a problem requires experience. Look for an answer choice that acknowledges this necessity of experience for successful problem-solving or effective creativity, effectively deflating the 'outsider's' ego mentioned at the start.