where did the idea that "markets of ideas" resulted in all the "wrong" ideas being removed from the market, one winner take all? that's not how (healthy) markets work, markets are about options "finally, one right idea" is totalitarianism
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what does this have to do with anything? i'm not arguing socialism, i'm pointing out that markets are fallible, and monopolies exist i mean, your statement essentially supports the idea of natural monopolies, in conjunction of my statements
Markets are fallible but they're also better than anything else. Property rights are imperfect and in some cases like IP utterly abhorrent and disfunctional, but in general are better than anything else. Nothing human can get us past the limitations of being human
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oh, i'll just agree (with caveats) with you there except the part where the human can't get us past the limitations of being human- humans do this all the time, and they usually (hopefully) put that limitation-defying innovation onto the market i'm not anti-market, alephwyr!
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