Jackstack
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Outside of science/mathematics, is there such a thing as a complex issue, or can every issue be boiled down to one point? (Not to say that this question can't apply to science/math, but that's a different issue.)
Other Is there such a thing as a complex issue?
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Yes, very much so. The main things that make an issue complex are:
- ->Pratical application of solutions
- ->conflict of inherent values
- ->the sheer number of variables in reality
Either way, most issues are rather complex, even if you boil it down to "1 point", that one point might in itself be quite a complex thing.
- ->Pratical application of solutions
- ->conflict of inherent values
- ->the sheer number of variables in reality
Either way, most issues are rather complex, even if you boil it down to "1 point", that one point might in itself be quite a complex thing.
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