In traditional societies, the way people resolve this is to replace impersonal trust (yelp ratings etc) with personal trust (the doctor or dentist is also a family friend etc) and sacrifice some competence (the family friend may not be the best at stuff)
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Competence erosion is the biggest risk. And it hurts all 3 classes. The wealth of the rich is of no use if there's no competent people to pay to do what you need. And without competence in the middle, the grind at the bottom turns into increasingly unbearable oppression.
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Silicon Valley was ahead of its time. Tip-to-tip is key.
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What does this economic model look like and how do we get from here to there?
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But the question is how you can make this scale due to balloon cost-of-living in positional goods (including housing), and how the marginal returns on additional suburbanization are getting smaller and smaller
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