You get more of the thing, but you don't necessarily get so much more of it that it outweighs the benefit of having incidentally induced it.
Using a corner case of behavior to justify systemic suppression of otherwise rational behavior just perpetuates the cycle of pain. Welfare royalty exist. But not nearly in numbers high enough to ethically justify hamstringing the system.
Using a corner case of behavior to justify systemic suppression of otherwise rational behavior just perpetuates the cycle of pain. Welfare royalty exist. But not nearly in numbers high enough to ethically justify hamstringing the system.