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What's needed instead is an inner sanctum of values, preferences. Since this is impossible, the closest thing is just the proximity of like preferences to like preferences: the path dependencies of exchange need to be configured to allow phenomenal "freedom" to emerge.
But, infinite configurations. Nor is "exit" really possible without leaving orphaned nodes of obligation. Someone always gets shafted. In a simulationist context, you could create combinations where everyone gets shafted and variously doesn't get shafted, but that seems extreme
It might be an NP Hard problem, or completely intractable. I think the proper attitude to this world is really that it's doomed: that anything just, or good, or even just optimal is only possible for the worlds that come from this world. I guess I will work from this premise.
'Nor is "exit" really possible without leaving orphaned nodes of obligation.' Moana. If you leave, you're going to leave people behind. If you stay, you're dooming them.
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