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I don't believe there are systems that can't be gamed. Given that assumption it's probably better to decide policy based on actual results. In places where soci
by c22 10y ago
I don't believe there are systems that can't be gamed. Given that assumption it's probably better to decide policy based on actual results. In places where social programs are abundant you have fewer suffering individuals, it seems healthier to count that as a win and not get hung up on the (truly rather small) percentage of people potentially gaming the system.
- wldcordeiro 10y agoSeems like the comment you're replying to is fine with our system that can be gamed by those at the top but is afraid of gaming by those at the bottom.
- ruleabidinguser 10y agoI think thats pretty unfair of you and it doesnt seem like thats what they were saying actually