If we called them projects instead of problems, would that make them easier to handle?
Seriously. This negative connotation associated with the word problem makes it start off as something big and getting bigger.
Whereas, a project is always something manageable and doable (very positive attitude already exists using this word).
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Probably not with cancer but I do agree. : )
I think that can go both ways. Around here there has been this homeless project and that, and they seem to not view the problem as a problem because they are ”projects” like some mission to work to, and not something that needs to be addressed.
I thought we were supposed to call them challenges ,or did I get that wrong and I have a problem?
Probably not, things are pretty shitty in the projects….
No. More likely, “project” would assume the same negative connotation.
Am I using “assume” as it should be used?
No. A project is how you deal with a problem. Two different concepts. It is cognitively harmful to mix and match concepts.
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