> The best solution to what problem, exactly? All of them? The stated problems of poverty and homelessness (and perhaps secondary and tertiary problems). > Ea

> The best solution to what problem, exactly? All of them? The stated problems of poverty and homelessness (and perhaps secondary and tertiary problems). > Each of those "bromides" offers actual good solutions to each of those individual problems. I don't think they do, because they are poorly defined. How much money must be given to reduce poverty? A small welfare check? $1,000 per month in UBI? A $6,000/month stipend from your parents? How much poverty is reduced and how? > Notable also is that the OP did not call it "welfare" checks or "highly subsidized public" housing. That is exactly why I chose those terms, because OP didn't other than using "money" and "housing". They needed to be more precise, in my opinion so I used an established vehicle for giving money and housing as an example. I actually don't have specific policy in mind here, I just feel being too vague about these things doesn't actually help and tends to confuse things.