> The problem is... My thinking is a bit different: I would say an even more substantial problem is the near ubiquitous phenomenon whereby people believe that

> The problem is... My thinking is a bit different: I would say an even more substantial problem is the near ubiquitous phenomenon whereby people believe that what they "see" to be "the" problem is necessarily the actual problem. Or in other words: a dangerous percentage of the population no longer has the ability to wonder about or desire to know what is true. Do you think there might be any validity to this theory?