I often imagine civilization as a human body, extraordinarily complex, interconnected, host to lots of bacteria. Trying to deliberately modify the body to fix things you don't like is only good in a very narrow set of actions, or else you risk rippling and confusing side effects.
You can't abuse the free market unless you're using coercion, in which case the law is obliged to stop you. Only problem is very few of the regulations we've put in place stop companies from abusing the *law*
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You don’t consider doing things unethically that you know will hurt people to be abusing the free market? E.g. cigarette companies or pharmaceutical companies producing pain killers.
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