But just because innovation means solving dirty problems — it's not just landing a rocket on the moon— doesn't mean that incredible things are not happening.
For Stacey, the appeal of the job is completely understandable: "I love the 'get 'er done' mentality, the get-your-hands-dirty, problem-solving side of the job.
Fifth, the dirty hands problem has affinities with the problem raised by moral dilemmas, but the question is: should those similarities be allowed to obscure significant differences?
What else should our crew SEE and DO? Updated at 6.24pm BST 5.44pm BST Muddy waters Great story: in the late 1800s, Chicago had a dirty water problem - all the city's waste was, erm, dumped into the Chicago River, which flowed into Lake Michigan, where they got their drinking water from.
Such a situation is sometimes called "the dirty hands problem".
The high dirty rate problem is also pointed by Mohan and Shine [116].
First, is the dirty hands problem simply confused and its formulation the merest contradiction?
It will be apparent from all this that the dirty hands problem needs initially some conceptual clarification; this should proceed with a view to five issues.
Fifth, there is the issue of the relation of the dirty hands problem to that of moral dilemmas and the requirements of some form of moral absolutism.
In Walzer's original discussion, he insists that part of the tension, even agony, of the dirty hands problem arises from the fact that we, the governed, want our leaders to be virtuous, but also want them to have the sort of character that can act against deep moral principle when the supreme emergency arises.
