A great perspective. Thank you. The question then becomes how do we keep choices open to people. I believe the Libertarian approach of the economic right actually reduces our ability to make choices. Strong investments in public goods such as healthcare, education and transit expand the range of choices for most people. I know many people in the US who feel they cannot leave their job as they cannot afford to lose healthcare. People who live in areas without transit are generally forced to own cars, whether they want to or not. We need to find the right balance of course, and we want a vigorous debate on this this, but choice itself depends on other things.