One of the symptoms—and also one of the causes—of the noise and confusion of our time is the belief that complex problems can be solved with a single, straightforward solution. This syndrome of singular solutions also acts as a catalyst for polarization: typically, one side's solution is the opposite of the other's, becoming a banner under which to wage a battle that only reinforces each side's confirmation biases.
Economy & Business
End of bankruptcy shield puts 80,000 companies at risk of dissolution
The moratorium excluding losses from 2020 and 2021 will expire at the end of the fiscal year. The dissolution of Parliament leaves the go…
