Re: No point in explaining
There's a reason I put down "not easy, simple." Nobody said the answers were going to be easy to deal with.
The humorous example I like to use for big questions with simple answers is "eat less, exercise more." Billions of dollars are spent every year on trying to make the answer to that problem more complicated and less difficult.
The real beauty of the idea that big questions are too complicated to have real answers is that then nobody has to be wrong. Makes things easier.
Might be fun to try a few "big questions with hard answers" here.