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 Originally Posted by wufwugy
The effects of special treatment end up not being a net "leg up", partly because the costs aren't associated proportionately. My hypothetical was focused on the micro while policy is macro.
Another way of putting it is this: would I take special treatment if offered to me? Yes. Would it help me? Not necessarily to no.
I get why, due to imperfect information, people make decisions counter to their own interest-- but your choice to still eat the poisoned cookie while having what you believe to be all the requisite information is a laughably bad justification for your contradictions.
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