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> It has been credited with helping Finland achieve one of the world's lowest infant mortality rates. why the frowny face?
by justifier 11y ago
> It has been credited with helping Finland achieve one of the world's lowest infant mortality rates.
why the frowny face?
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- wolfram74 11y agoWeren't you aware? The state isn't allowed to innovate in positive things, only misery and despotism.
- Ericson2314 11y agoNo, I meant just about the opposite sentiment, thankfully.
- Ericson2314 11y agoFine with the NGOs, but weren't some of the other imitators just going profit (I think I read that correctly)? It seems they were more attached to the "Bento Box" aesthetic than the sucesss idea of the original government service to make infant hood more uniform and healthy. Turning it into a product flips the original egalitarian goals on their head.
- justifier 11y agook, i think i understand your sentiment a little better now but i'll say, i remember reading about the finnish boxes years ago but that is where it ended for me, i read the article and moved on these article described entrepreneurs learned about the boxes and made an effort, be it for profit, to do something similar for others in the absence of anything else i still would commend a for profit effort i think any derision should be lauded against the political bodies in the places where the for profits are able to effect change due to a lack social legislation