> Finland has managed to achieve this, why can't the rest of the western world follow? Consider the homeless person for a moment. Given the same population wit

> Finland has managed to achieve this, why can't the rest of the western world follow? Consider the homeless person for a moment. Given the same population with the choice to (A) stay indoors (in whatever solutions are provided by the government) or (B) be homeless, how would you expect the probability distribution of people choosing B instead of A to look like in Finland and Southern California?