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What happened when Texas stopped telling people what to do?
In 1997, Montana college students had a drinking problem.
Schools tried everything to get them to stop. To protect their health and the future of their communities.
But it only made the problem worse.
So they tried something different.
And binge drinking dropped measurably across every campus that adopted the new approach.
Same thing happened in Texas in 1985.
The state had one of the worst highway littering problems in the country. They ran campaigns to get people to stop.
But it only made things worse.
So they tried something different.
And roadside litter dropped by 72% over the next five years.
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What happened when Texas stopped telling people what to do?
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