Trampled by what? A stampede of equally qualified candidates? That&#x27;s exactly my point.<p>Also I&#x27;m not sure my point about food was clear. I&#x27;m saying give a poor family an extra $5k to spend for healthier food, and it could make a significant difference. But give them $50k (for food) more and it has no additional health benefit. But give them $50k, $250k, $500k to spend on schooling and suddenly it leads to great differences in outcome.