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by stcredzero
3644 days ago
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If any of these are true, her's wasn't the rational decision, it was the most convenient, least risky decision. It shouldn't take far-seeing, risk taking, and great inconvenience to get out of poverty. If our society wants to bring people out of poverty, it should make the choices leading to that obvious, low risk, and convenient. If the context was game development, this wouldn't even be an issue. People do what they're incentivized to do. |
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