Discuss the societal responsibility to ensure the education and well-being of children, and the potential financial benefits of a well-educated population.
And yet all society suffers from having children raised by ignorant parents to be ignorant adults and so the cycle spins round.
Does society not have a duty to insure the well-being of the children we foster because society, rightly, refuses to stand in the way of nature taking it's course?
And, in the same way we mandate seat belt and motorcycle helmet use, preventing injury as a monetary savings to society, does society not have the obligation to reduce the costs of poorly educated adults?