trilemma

• “Perhaps the trilemma is really a single monster where limited access keeps costs high, making us demand (what appears to be) insulation, which helps keep costs high.”

  Reality and Health Care Spending, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

• “The trilemma is that we can have at most two out of three.”

  Reality and Health Care Spending, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

• “The biggest problem in expanding Medicare is essentially solving what economist Greg Mankiw calls the trilemma, the three problems of health care delivery - cost, access and quality.”

  All Kaiser Health News

• “trilemma" - touted as his strongest argument - is in fact wrong.”

  Pharyngula

• “A "trilemma" is like a dilemma, only there are three things to choose from and you can have just two.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Back to Basics on Financial Reform

• “Ok, so it's not really a "trilemma"; it is three related, but very different, decisions.”

  Archive 2006-05-01

• “trilemma" is simply wrong - he can't really be accused of blind adherence to family or community tradition; he was an atheist from his teens until becoming a Christian in young adulthood (which is what made him a much more effective apologist than most, because, unlike most religious people, he understood the mindset of the sceptic and the search for evidence).”

  Pharyngula

• “We live in a 'trilemma', and not dilemma, between achieving inclusive growth, depleting resources and deteriorating environmental situation.”

  The Hindu - Home

• “These dictators have a trilemma: do they reform, do they quit or do they attempt to crush their people's aspirations for freedom?”

  The Guardian: Instead of fearing another Iraq, the west must do right by Libya | Andrew Rawnsley

• “At which point Reason puts you back on the horns of the trilemma.”

  Blind Faith?

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