According to H.L Mencken, what is the problem with finding solutions to human problems? What are some examples provided in the text?
As H.L Mencken said "There is always a well-known solution to every human problem — neat, plausible, and wrong." Trump claimed that he could deliver healthcare better and cheaper than Obama could. Now he says "Nobody knew healthcare could be so complicated." The leaders of Brexit promised that the UK could have its cake and eat it too, and English voters believed it. Now they are shocked that the EU isn't willing to give them access to European markets without paying their share and without following rules.  Of course you can offer clear, appealing alternatives - you just have to be ignorant or willing to lie.