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Perhaps, but the world is full of examples of problems that are/were "solvable" but remained unsolved for long periods of time causing a lot of harm. The fact
by Terr_ 2y ago
Perhaps, but the world is full of examples of problems that are/were "solvable" but remained unsolved for long periods of time causing a lot of harm.
The fact that the problem still exists at all is an indicator it's not actually that easy.
- johnnyanmac 2y agoLike Universal healthcare? Very hard problem, we should learn from all those other 150 countries that have it. Very smart people. Wish I saved the quote, but I remember reading something to the tone of "Everybody across all lines wants healthcare. But 8 rich people disagree, so it's complicated".