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Governments should focus on solving the immediate problems of today rather than on trying to solve the anticipated problems of the future.
To claim that governments should concentrate on the current problems rather than solving the future problems, as the statement above does, is an absurd assertion. Although sometimes in exigencies there is no way but to focus entirely on the immediate issues, generally we should not put the future out of sight.
To begin with, societies face exigencies demanding the whole attention of the governments. In those situations, governments should prioritize the demands of the present time over the future to maintain the balance and integrity of the society. Consider the Syria and the civil war. Wh...
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