when we haven’t even effectively stopped people from buying puppies from puppy mills
I’m curious about effectively stopped here (cf. also unresolved). It’s often the case that the addressing the first (say) 50% of a problem is significantly easier than the last (say) 20%. And so it doesn’t strike me as surprising that it would be more effective to move on to mitigate new issues rather than devote a large amount of resources in an attempt to fully resolve previously worked-on issues.
I’m curious about effectively stopped here (cf. also unresolved). It’s often the case that the addressing the first (say) 50% of a problem is significantly easier than the last (say) 20%. And so it doesn’t strike me as surprising that it would be more effective to move on to mitigate new issues rather than devote a large amount of resources in an attempt to fully resolve previously worked-on issues.