It’s almost like building a world around human well-being is good for human well-being. This is a good study and it’s nice information to have, but how many times do we need to empirically prove obvious facts about society to people who’ll take no heed to the information?
In the UK, the studies don’t really matter to those in power, unless it’s a study into how their mates are making money off it. If it’s not doing that, we aren’t allowed to spend any money (even if it saves money in the long run).
It’s almost like building a world around human well-being is good for human well-being. This is a good study and it’s nice information to have, but how many times do we need to empirically prove obvious facts about society to people who’ll take no heed to the information?
In the UK, the studies don’t really matter to those in power, unless it’s a study into how their mates are making money off it. If it’s not doing that, we aren’t allowed to spend any money (even if it saves money in the long run).