> "This is part of why the diplomatic approach gives me cautious hope. It seems like a hammer in a world full of nails - the sort of thing that might actually m

> "This is part of why the diplomatic approach gives me cautious hope. It seems like a hammer in a world full of nails - the sort of thing that might actually make a difference both in the moment and in the aggregate." In my culture, where any hammer:nail::solution:problem scenario more often than not exemplifies confirmation bias with a negative connotation, this seems a strange choice of words for what I think the author means.