I've thought about these ideas, as well. One concern I've had to add to my thinking: That non-incarcerated people also have access to these things. Nature, a

I've thought about these ideas, as well. One concern I've had to add to my thinking: That non-incarcerated people also have access to these things. Nature, and all the rest. And simply time to seek them out and take advantage of them. We shouldn't get to the point, where incarceration is the means by which such things become accessible. Making sure they're accessible, outside of incarceration, might help to prevent incarceration in the first place. I'm all for rehabilitation. Just, it should start before things come to law-breaking. In other words, focus on quality of life as a primary "deterrent". Quality of environment seems a fundamental part of that.