Modern economies are certainly good at a certain kind of resource allocation, but they're crap at allocating the most valuable resource -- people's potential. To start with, having to earn $$ is such an enormous distraction from everything you *could* be doing. You know it.
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The fact that we're terrible at solving this is not an intrinsic flaw of markets as an abstraction. Those are actually great. It's all about our current implementation of them. Which follows a flawed value system.
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Brilliant! Many misunderstood... Same as they think freedom is people do whatever they want :)
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Here is quite interesting the distinction between "changing the world" and "saving the world". Also "I do what I want to do" vs. "I do what I believe to be of the greatest benefit to others"
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