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Even if an older person’s situation is largely not their fault, it is much more difficult to correct, and society’s benefit for its investment is much lower. O
by Nevermark 3y ago
Even if an older person’s situation is largely not their fault, it is much more difficult to correct, and society’s benefit for its investment is much lower.
On ramps for everyone are important, but as you say, far far more important and effective in people’s early years.
- t-3 3y agoChildren need to be educated well and given opportunities to guarantee the future of society, but ensuring adults are content or at least able to support themselves is important for stability today. More un/under-employed/unemployable people means more crime and social unrest, retarding growth and costing more resources than would have been spent supporting them.