The testimony of a witness is presumed true unless controverted. The question is not "truth." "Problem" is a story, an interpretation, and is neither true nor false. It's a problem for you. So fix your problem, I would suggest.
However, Alan, you imagine you know my purposes and motives. I'm not writing for you, obviously, except for a brief comment like this. In my long posts, I'm writing for myself, as I research and reflect, and for anyone who cares to watch over my shoulder.
There have always been those who protest, but .... I didn't ask them to read the stuff. Yes, moderators may feel that they need to skim over, at least, but that would not likely create understanding. In some cases, I'm a world-class expert, and I became that way by writing as I do and observing responses. There are people who catch and correct my errors! But there are others who would really prefer that I go away. These often seize on length as an excuse for complaining. People like Joshua Cude. Who then writes plenty when it suits him.
Let me put it this way: the people whom I most respect like what I write. There are people who appreciate depth. And there are those who want it all boiled down and pre-digested. It takes all kinds. I write polemic for the latter group, and I'm not bothering to do that here -- it's a lot more work! -- because I have no critical interest here, other than study of the related topics.
So, I have some long posts here. And then there are large numbers of posts here that are pure time-wasters. Which one is more of a "problem"?