Probleme, problema, problem, problème, Schwierigkeiten, dificuldades, difficulties, difficultés

As to “problems,” [Probleme] on the other hand  , these certainly exist within machination [Machenschaft  ], indeed in great numbers; they are known as “difficulties” [Schwierigkeiten] and are there only in order to be overcome. There are unclarities [Unklarheiten], matters not   yet clarified [Ungeklärtes], within the representing and pro-ductive way of explaining [vor-stellend her-stellenden Er-klärens]. The unclarities are tasks that have not yet been worked out. There is all this, however, only because machination determines the beingness of beings [Seiendheit   des Seienden], not in the least because machination itself could be subject to a limit. [GA65  :§51; GA65RV]