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The art of going around the problem instead of through it.
means A route, channel, or method that lets something skip the usual obstacle or main path.
from Born in 1840s England as roads literally built to route traffic past town centers; surgeons borrowed the word in the 1960s to reroute blood around clogged arteries.
Heart editionFirst coronary bypass performed in 1960.
Plumbing rootsOriginally a pipe diverting gas or water past a meter.
Hacker flavorNow slang for slipping past security or limits.