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> Then what is the proposed solution? Pointing out the problem is the easy part. This is not a position paper. This paper is a finding of fact. Demanding that
by pierat 3y ago
> Then what is the proposed solution? Pointing out the problem is the easy part.
This is not a position paper. This paper is a finding of fact.
Demanding that they must advocate something is an anathema to proper science.
And, saying that "pointing out the problem is the easy part" indicates to me you're not in the sciences. It's laughable, even.
- em-bee 3y agosolving problems is just as important as finding them. the parent comment may be unfair for dismissing the finding of a problem as the easy part, but they are absolutely right in asking how do we solve this. so let's be more constructive and explore possible solutions to this problem as well, and not just argue about the problem itself. i do agree that the political landscape in the US makes addressing this problem difficult. the only option i see is to develop grassroots support for this issue by changing peoples opinions on the need to support parenting and having children.