Sorry, but all of those sound like things that are going to help people who were already going to be successful to be even more successful.<p>College debt, for example, is a problem for those who were successful enough to get into college into the first place, and who, simply by getting into college, are already increasing their lifetime earnings by millions of dollars.<p>Technological services for K-12 ed is pushing a string. The largest predictor of a student&#x27;s performance is the educational level and socioeconomic status of their parents, not any in-school factor. Classroom technology offers the most benefit to the students best equipped to make use of it, which is again the privileged and better-prepared students.<p>Increased political engagement helps those who already have enough leisure and status to spend time following and engaging politics.<p>Poverty is a more basic problem.