> My real gripe with this line of thinking is it implies that incentives should be obeyed One individual can ignore incentives. The point of that diagnosis is

> My real gripe with this line of thinking is it implies that incentives should be obeyed One individual can ignore incentives. The point of that diagnosis is that you can't build a system on the premise that most people will behave well despite incentives, because many won't. It's a point about systems, not individuals.