> There is now an incentive for the people who control the system to reduce the level of social assistance, because in so doing they increase the number of peop

> There is now an incentive for the people who control the system to reduce the level of social assistance, because in so doing they increase the number of people who "voluntarily" submit to risky experimentation. That's quite the logical leap there. And is one that could be made about literally any effort to help the poor, so, i'm not quite sure you've made your point.