You are talking about the social norms I referred to. There is no natural response - those things are learned behaviors (that may be genetically influenced). No

You are talking about the social norms I referred to. There is no natural response - those things are learned behaviors (that may be genetically influenced). Not all poor neighborhoods lack social norms, the ones that do have less available commons due to higher rates of violence and petty warlordism. > But still I think what I am trying to get at is for the vast majority of people and things, we tend to operate pretty evenly. When is the last time you saw a rich person take the bus? How many of them lobby for higher taxes on themselves to increase the availability and accessibility for regular people? It wasn't working class families hiring disabled "guides" to help them skip lines at Disneyland. There are plenty of ways that things are not operated evenly, even for things that are technically available to everyone.