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Saying "this fixes a substantial part of the problem but not everything" is a surefire way to get nothing done. Same in healthcare. Somebody makes a proposal a
by Ididntdothis 7y ago
Saying "this fixes a substantial part of the problem but not everything" is a surefire way to get nothing done.
Same in healthcare. Somebody makes a proposal and immediately people come out of the weeds claiming "But look at this thing! this is much worse" and in the end nothing ever changes.
- Ensorceled 7y agoRight, if there isn't a simple solution that can be explained in a headline a large number of people jump to "there is nothing (useful) that can be done".