I think this is a weasily way to put an argument. Yes, we can agree that just sitting around doing nothing is unlikely to help someone’s outcome. But when you h

I think this is a weasily way to put an argument. Yes, we can agree that just sitting around doing nothing is unlikely to help someone’s outcome. But when you have a growing population throwing their backs on 2 jobs and still struggling to make ends meet, you might want to consider that this people do have the choice mindset, and the choice mindset is failing spectacularly. So with this in mind, and with agreement on the point that you need to try, could we focus on the externalities instead of congratulating ourselves about our choice mindset?