In "World War Z," Max Brooks discusses the challenges society faces, suggesting that issues like disease, unemployment, and war are complexities that cannot be entirely resolved. Instead of looking for a complete "solution," he emphasizes the importance of managing these problems effectively, enabling people to continue their daily lives despite the difficulties. Recognizing the persistent nature of these societal issues reflects a pragmatic perspective rather than a pessimistic one.

Brooks' insight serves as a reminder that confronting societal challenges often requires a realistic approach. It’s about finding ways to cope with and navigate these persistent problems rather than seeking unattainable perfection. Embracing this maturity can lead to more sustainable strategies and greater resilience among individuals and communities facing such adversities.