"所有假设对人类行为进行重大改革的政府计划都显然是虚幻的"
— David Hume
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Expecting a government to drastically change people's behavior is unrealistic. People have their own ways and habits that are hard to change, even with new rules. For example, a government might pass a law to stop littering, but this doesn't mean everyone will suddenly stop littering. Some people might continue their old habits, ignoring the new rules. So, instead of relying on the government to change how people act, it's better to make small, gradual changes within the community. This can be done through education and leading by example, which is often more effective in changing behavior over time.
