> The article goes on to say that material help is way stronger than "just feel better" mindset coaching [...] But there's plenty of examples and literature as

> The article goes on to say that material help is way stronger than "just feel better" mindset coaching [...] But there's plenty of examples and literature as to why also just donating money doesn't solve the problem The article does not imply at any point that the "material solution" is the universal solution (not attempts to give one), rather than pointing the flaws of pushing those "just feel better/stop being poor" mindsets and indirectly blaming the poor for their condition.