Sentences with phrase «more wicked problem»

Not exact matches

Satan is a real entity it was satan that wanted to afflict Job and God allowed it why his issue was not that he struggled with sin he was morally a good man what he failed to see is the same problem we all struggle with.Is that our hearts are wicked we can not in our own strength be righteous as all have sinned and fall short of Gods ideal which is his son.Job realises his mistake and repents and God pours out more grace on Job by restoring what he lost.Satan has power but is not like God who is sovereign he rules all pricipalilitys and powers satan has to bow his knee to God and his son.

In the live - action version Mirror Mirror, the wicked queen of the land (Julia Roberts) is broke and the only way she can see to fix the problem is to squeeze more taxes out of her already impoverished subjects... or find a rich suitor.

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In an era of rapid change, uncertainty, and hyperpartisanship, when wicked problems abound, tools for solving public problems are more essential...

I thought everything was so uncertain and therefore it would seem we need a lot more resources in invested to tackle such a wicked, but very important problem, right?

This would just make the problem more wicked.

So you believe the raw reality of «no - one knows» as espoused by skeptics, essentially a consequence of Judith Curry's «wicked problem», is more convenient that the culturally enforced consensus of «settled science says calamity is coming»?

By breaking down the wicked nature of climate change into smaller, interconnected problems, achieving progress on these smaller challenges becomes more likely.

Nailing down what all impacts atmospheric CO2 when, is likely to be a fairly wicked problem, so I doubt that Salby, Stott or anyone else has all the answers, but there is definite evidence that more than just GMST and burning dead dinosaurs are involved.

The result of this simplified framing of a wicked problem is that we lack the kinds of information to more broadly understand climate change and societal vulnerability.

Their development is not any easier, and the problems are more genuinely wicked than the most difficult problems of natural sciences.

The wicked climate problem is growing increasingly wicked as more and more dimensions come into play.

Yes — that's fine for those seeking to solve the «wicked problem» but very tricky for those trying to learn a bit more about the subject....

As I started exploring the reasons for this absence, I found that there are many issues surrounding it, and that they combine to create a wicked problem — one that is not easily solved and continues to become more complex the more detail is known about it.

His optimism about the role of the lawmakers perhaps slightly underplays those areas in which people's lives are more likely to be harmed by or oppressed, rather than improved by rules conceived for hypocritical or commercial purposes, although he does address briefly the problem of the enactment of bad or wicked laws.