Why It's OK to Make Bad Choices

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Exploring the tension between freedom and paternalism, the author defends the idea that individuals should be allowed to make poor choices. The book delves into the implications of personal autonomy and the role of societal intervention, challenging conventional views on decision-making and responsibility. Through a nuanced discussion, it invites readers to reconsider the balance between protecting individuals and respecting their right to choose, even when those choices may lead to negative outcomes.