but we're also conveniently shielded from having to come up with actual good and humane solutions to the problems these people have. I don't think the benefits

but we're also conveniently shielded from having to come up with actual good and humane solutions to the problems these people have. I don't think the benefits are worth the cost. We have a long history of simply 'hiding' people who were inconvenient and/or problematic, where in many cases various forms of treatment have essentially solved the problem. I personally remember a time where kids with AD(H)D were sent to 'special schools', lumped together with others who often had more severe problems, for example. I definitely think things got a bit better now that we found ways to keep these kids integrated in society.