Which is the best definition of the "trilemma" option? 1. Having three problems is worse than having two. 2. Recognizing that absolute solutions aren't always absolute. 3. Depending on the scenario, and with insight and open-mindedness, a third win-win option, the trilemma, can be accomplished that addresses both issues in an either-or decision. 4. A combination of truth or loyalty, justice or mercy, and right vs. right issues.

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Terrence Carpenter

Social Studies

13 June, 03:40

Which is the best definition of the "trilemma" option? 1. Having three problems is worse than having two. 2. Recognizing that absolute solutions aren't always absolute. 3. Depending on the scenario, and with insight and open-mindedness, a third win-win option, the trilemma, can be accomplished that addresses both issues in an either-or decision. 4. A combination of truth or loyalty, justice or mercy, and right vs. right issues.

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Glenn Knapp · Answer 1

Option A

Explanation:

Trilemma is a very difficult situation, were you have to chose from 3different options that are actually, and most times seems equal. In these situation, it is quite better to have 2 choices and having to choose one, compared to having three choices that all seems equal, so option A best describe trilemma.