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> More people would be better off if you allowed swapping. Please give a worked-out example, based on a watertight definition of "better off". > But because s
by gpvos 8y ago
> More people would be better off if you allowed swapping.
Please give a worked-out example, based on a watertight definition of "better off".
> But because some people would not be better off they don't allow it for anyone.
As far as I understand, the system is now set up so that if they allowed it, and taking human behaviour into account, overall more people would be worse off than better off.
- michaelcampbell 8y agoPlease show how the current system is better than what he proposed, based on a watertight definition of "better off". You've proposed a constraint that can't realistically be achieved.