Can Public Problems be Solved?

To what extent do you agree with the statement: "Complex social problems can never be fully solved, only managed or re-solved over time"?

• Strongly Agree

• Somewhat Agree

• Somewhat disagree

• Strongly disagree

How important is it to continue working on public problems even if complete solutions are unattainable?

• Extremely Important

• Somewhat important

• Slightly important

• Not important at all

In your opinion, should changemakers focus on solutions that are realistic and feasible to implement, even if they are partial or imperfect?

• • Yes, it's essential to focus on achievable goals

• • No, they should aim for complete solutions regardless of feasibility

• • It depends on the situation and the amount it costs.

How effective do you think "collaborative democracy" is in creating meaningful public problem-solving processes compared to traditional deliberative democracy?

• Very effective

• Somewhat effective

• Somewhat ineffective

• Really ineffective

How familiar are you with the concept of the "Overton Window," which refers to the range of politically acceptable solutions? Do you believe that expanding the Overton Window can help make previously unpopular ideas more mainstream?