I've always found this a dubious contrast. Capitalism has rules, administered by a state. There's never been a 100% state-free society, nor a 100% state-run soc

I've always found this a dubious contrast. Capitalism has rules, administered by a state. There's never been a 100% state-free society, nor a 100% state-run society. I guess the current-day closest are Somalia and Belarus, neither of which I find attractive. The question is always who has the power and how do we align people's personal interests with societal benefits? Because we live in a world where plenty of people are prepared to play negative sum games if they get out ahead.