> It has not always been the case that losing your way in life consigns you to... I really want to know whose history you studied. From what I've read, "losing

> It has not always been the case that losing your way in life consigns you to... I really want to know whose history you studied. From what I've read, "losing your way in life" usually resulted in starvation and death. Maybe if you're lucky you get drafted into war, and extra lucky you come back alive and intact. Seems like it's only been the last hundred years or so that we've made any real progress here.