I find this idea that shame is the proper course of action, as if the last decade has demonstrated any substantial results. If you want socially beneficial beh

I find this idea that shame is the proper course of action, as if the last decade has demonstrated any substantial results. If you want socially beneficial behaviors, you need rules, regulations _and_ enforcement. Shame is not going to do anything of merit. As long as there's overwhelming discrepencies, there'll always be people applying to these jobs.