torpmode
This means free housing and paid unemployment benefit, plus the people paying you are finding you a job themselves. I'm sure there are some Americans who wouldn't mind subscribing to that service. Yes, there's a cost of not quitting before you contract's up, but for some it may be worth it, as long as they're sufficiently well informed.
1) Password(A)
:| Hacker must break A
:| Losing A locks you out
2) Password(A) + SMS recovery(B)
:( Hacker must break A or B
:) Losing A and B locks you out
3) Password(A) + SMS(B) 2FA
:) Hacker must break A and B
:( Losing A or B locks you out
4) Password(A) + SMS(B) 2FA + SMS password recovery(B)
:| Hacker must break B
:| Losing B locks you out
5) Password(A) + SMS(B) 2FA + SMS password recovery(B) + Code sheet(C)
:( Hacker must break B or (A and C)
:) Losing B and (A or C) locks you out
6) Password(A) + SMS(B) 2FA + Code sheet(C) + 3rd channel password recovery(D)
:) Hacker must break (A and (B or C)) or (D and (B or C))
:) Losing (A and D) or (B and C) locks you out
Only the 6th option is unambiguously better than a single password. I guess using a friend's phone for password recovery and your own for 2FA would achieve that.