Evaluate this statement by Goodin in 1995 in reference to the theory of second best and share your opinion on the validity of this statement.

'The same [lesson from the car case] applies [. . . ] to our social and political prescriptions. In the best of all possible worlds, we would like all of our ideals to be realized simultaneously. [. . . ] Ideally, we would like to attain liberty, equality, fraternity and material prosperity, all at one and the same time; but the classic trio might prove sociologically feasible only under conditions of severe material scarcity'. (Goodin, 1995, 53)

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