"Not only is Tesco reducing its number of products, but the new leader of the Labour party has just been elected on a political platform that, in part, challenges the rhetoric of choice. Jeremy Corbyn proposes to renationalise not just the rail network but public utilities (gas, electricity and water), partly in the hope that the reduction of choice will provide a fairer, less anxiety-inducing experience for their users."
Two things, First, is the author really that naive to think that the reason Corbyn wants to renationalise energy distribution is to reduce the stress on consumer from too many choices?
Second I am wondering how many people are anxious about the choice of their rail or energy distribution company.
And after sprinkling the almost unrelated Thiel speech, this became an absurd ending to an already shaky article.