> Yes, but maybe some people need a nanny. As much as a loathe to make the slippery slope argument, who decides where the line is? What is "okay" nannying, and

> Yes, but maybe some people need a nanny. As much as a loathe to make the slippery slope argument, who decides where the line is? What is "okay" nannying, and what pushes the envelope? I think there are other ways of encouraging behavior (e.g., non-linear energy pricing for electricity) that don't totally remove free will from the equation.