One easy (if contentious) solution widely supported by the biggest names in technology is to open the visa flood gates of eagerly patriotic young foreigners with a penchant for building technology.
One popular, if contentious, solution to bitter partisanship is a multi-party system, where multiple groups are constantly forging new alliances based on specific issues, rather than a constant zero-sum tug-of-war where each party has the same enemy on every problem.
When uncertainty is low and controversy is high, lawyers become more common, likely because they have skills in analyzing contentious issues and suggesting solutions; while internal legal staff may take the lead, firms sometimes hire external lawyers if the controversy arises from novel concerns.
As she detailed throughout the 1980s and 1990s, she believed ethics committees should provide a form of 'corporate decision-making' in which various professions and interest groups formulated acceptable solutions to contentious issues (Warnock, 1992, p. 31).
Although this helps action to be taken particularly in regulation, it also allowed more complex narratives to be ignored, and alternative solutions, more contentious and contested, to be avoided.
Attention should also be given to intersectoral structures for taking inequalities into account in all policies, to raise the standing of health inequalities on the political agenda, and to induce political solutions through often contentious and divisive political policy processes.
Because many health-related problems are contentious and lack clear-cut solutions, they can be described as ill-structured problems, that is, "problems about which reasonable people reasonably disagree" [ 13].
But whether creating segregated parks is the right solution is a contentious point.
With support from leadership, both sides could be spared a lengthy and contentious debate and craft a solution to fit Florida's needs.
If so, all other contentious issues, however difficult, have possible solutions.
