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No, the apparent success of market systems is just from allowing experimentation without permission from above. A non-market system that allowed that would wor
by eli_gottlieb 10y ago
No, the apparent success of market systems is just from allowing experimentation without permission from above. A non-market system that allowed that would work fine, and a market system that doesn't allow that (like, say, intellectual-property capitalism) won't work very well.