The aim is to supply consumers with the necessary tools to make informed judgments, rather than to supplant their ability to decide for themselves. Some go further.
Proponents of libertarian paternalism maintain that regulators, while still refraining from direct coercion, should endeavour to influence the choices of  6  7  In a sense, it has been argued that sentiments and intuition, rather than reasoning, have provided the most enduring tool for decision-making in the history of humankind; see Harari, Y.N.