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The belief that all difficulties have benign solutions, often of a technocratic nature..
Solutionism is just a belief that for every problem there exists a solution; and successful persons are those who solve problems.
So before we can embark on discussing the shortcomings of solutionism in areas like politics or crime prevention, it's worth getting a better grasp of the pernicious intellectual influence of Internet-centrism—a task we turn to in the next chapter.
Evgeny Morozov defines this trend as solutionism: a normal problem-solving apparatus gone into overdrive (Morozov 2013). Thanks to ICTs, Morozov claims, new types of solutions that weren't possible a few years ago are now ready at hand.
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Solutionism means The belief that all difficulties have benign solutions, often of a technocratic nature..
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Solutionism is just a belief that for every problem there exists a solution; and successful persons are those who solve problems.
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