Technology is not a panacea, only a means to an end.
There are no silver bullets, no panaceas, only Pyrrhic victories.
Domestically, we should end the obsession with privatisation as a panacea, not only in health and education, but also in housing, pensions, probation, rail and local government.
A panacea? Perhaps, but only if you are able to see beyond dramatic collapses in fisheries worldwide or the economic cost to consume that fish in the first place.
I only drink goldenseal, the panacea of all teas.
Automation is not a panacea; it only relocates the opportunity for human failure from air-traffic control rooms or cockpits to whatever houses the software.
Small place, big wave Treading lightly Reprints Related items Asbestos litigation: Spreading out of controlSep 19th 2002But Manville is not a panacea: trusts only shift around the onus of asbestos liability.
But, it will not be a panacea and is only one piece of a larger and complex system.
He fell out with Freud and alienated his peers by insisting not only that orgasms were a panacea, but also that psychoanalysis should be a tool for social change.
Of course, regulations alone are no panacea.
