> they should have made the decision Yes, at least in the interest of their own kids. But we are just humans and we fail for human reasons. > The fact is, a l

> they should have made the decision Yes, at least in the interest of their own kids. But we are just humans and we fail for human reasons. > The fact is, a large number of people don't believe / don't care (enough). That's why you need peer pressure. The peer pressure works both ways. There is also peer pressure to have these fancy things. Peer pressure is, in a way, a neutral thing. It can work against action or for action. However, without effort it will just pick a high-entropy state of inaction.