Over his career, Professor Fisher eagerly brought his optimistic can-do brand of problem solving to a broad array of conflicts across the globe, from the hostage crisis in Iran to the civil war in El Salvador.
But sexual violence educators, women's rights advocates, and criminal justice researchers have outright refuted these claims, arguing not only that sex dolls aren't a good way to address the incel problem, but that this brand of thinking is inherently dangerous.
Last month, the mayor said that he was creating his own "super PAC" to support candidates from either party, as well as independents, who he believes are devoted to his brand of nonideological problem solving, and he has increasingly used his personal wealth and the bully pulpit of his office in an effort to persuade elected officials to support same-sex marriage, gun control and education reform.
Since the sale of Scribble Press in 2013 Anna has turned her attention to building a consulting practice where she can bring her particular brand of creative problem solving to helping other companies and entrepreneurs thrive.
But he does pose his own brand of tricky problems.
"Over the last three or four years people have been looking at brands and asking, 'Is this brand part of the solution or is this brand part of the problem?' " said Kirk Souder, executive creative director of Good/Corps.
Conversely, Nissan fell conspicuously and is now 30th out of 33 brands because of problems with three major new models — the Altima, Pathfinder and Sentra.
For advertisers, they can target by geography, brand of car, or problem.
Living in North America has come with its own special brand of bra-related problems for this G-Cup sized woman.
The high rating for Jaguar, owned by the Indian company Tata Motors, was particularly surprising, given the brand's history of problems.
By 1850, London was the biggest city the world had ever seen, and such enormous concentrations of people posed brand new problems of feeding, watering and housing the masses.
