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One problem is political, and therefore not solvable. We wouldn't like most of the ways it could be made solvable, and I'm sure there are no ways that everybody
by UnFleshedOne 7y ago
One problem is political, and therefore not solvable. We wouldn't like most of the ways it could be made solvable, and I'm sure there are no ways that everybody would approve of.
The other is technical (for now) -- hard, but trivial.
- huntertwo 7y agoI think this is it. Difficult problems seem way more difficult to actually solve than technical problems at the end of the day. I just wish that helping other humans was seen as a good enough reason to supersede these political difficulties.