Ironically, they are in many cases making decision-making worse, by either explicitly or tacitly reducing people's sense of individual responsibility. * Seat Belts and Helmets: Nannies love "for your own good" laws. They hate the fact that drivers and motorcycle riders make such poor decisions for themselves and want the government to take over...
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Recently, as they have met more resistance to "for your own good" legislation, nannies have worked on arguments to try to recast these decisions as hurting others, such as the "seat belts help drivers control the car better in accidents", but these are pretty uncompelling and clearly not the real motivation for nannies...
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