Following the same erroneous line of thought the next strategies might now situate themselves between nudging and strong enforcement. Something to really look f

Following the same erroneous line of thought the next strategies might now situate themselves between nudging and strong enforcement. Something to really look forward to. Asking people or setting an example are of course ideas that have to be discarded, applied statistical analysis is far more convenient and you have to write some kind of paper. They don't strictly have to but are certainly decisively nudged to do that. In the interest of their career of course, you got to get that numbers up. At least nudging worked for pissoirs though. I like the subtlety of the critic saving the theory. It would be good to do something against publication bias as suggested in the article.