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How is that an "advantage"? It's basically leaving those behind that would need help the most, while it might be an advantage from an "efficiency point of view"
by freeflight 10y ago
How is that an "advantage"? It's basically leaving those behind that would need help the most, while it might be an advantage from an "efficiency point of view", it's not really an advantage in the bigger context of how to have a healthy and able population.
- dagw 10y agoThat's exactly what I meant. It's a lot easier to be a charity because you can ignore all the hard problems. That's why they look so much better than governments when you look at things like efficiency metrics.