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Sure, that's the problem. The question is how do you solve it. Ideally you implement a different solution before removing the existing workaround.
by dataflow 5y ago
Sure, that's the problem. The question is how do you solve it. Ideally you implement a different solution before removing the existing workaround.
- pishpash 5y agoIf there is an existing workaround no one will look for a different solution.
- dataflow 5y agoI don't think that's true. And I don't think wrecking some people's lives just as an incentive for others to look for solutions is easy to justify.
- emodendroket 5y agoOn this theory, they shut down mental health institutions. Now what happens is mostly that jails serve as ill-suited, ad-hoc mental health institutions. Turns out making things worse without having a plan doesn't always have salutary results.
- obstacle1 5y agoPretty much every first-world country other than the USA has at least partially solved it. Social safety nets, regulation of utilities/public goods (education for example), and a guaranteed standard of living.
- coliveira 5y agoBut then, how predatory bankers will survive? Some country needs to protect them...