Oh, ok. But I doubt that this is a problem that one can or should (due to negative effects of potential solution, e.g. on personal freedom) solve entirely. As long as the issue is tiny enough, it’s fine.
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Since nobody in any government seems to have thought up a working solution
What do you mean by that? There have been measures against obesity, the sugar tax in the UK for example.
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So few that it can no longer be called a systemic issue. Or if it’s not causing significant harm anymore. More realistically, it’s even already tiny enough if nobody considers it worth it to talk about the issue.