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> In the absence of consequences, they are obligated but not accountable to the daycare. I think it's beautifully HN-libertarian of you to consider "no financi
by skrebbel 8y ago
> In the absence of consequences, they are obligated but not accountable to the daycare.
I think it's beautifully HN-libertarian of you to consider "no financial consequences" equal to "no consequences".
Our daycare solves this with peer pressure and stern looks and it's super effective.
- em-bee 8y agoi had just that in mind when thinking about unspoken consequences.