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The free market ideal, as I understand it, is something more like physicists saying, "in a perfect vacuum." It is an ideal to be considered, not a destination.
by narrowrail 9y ago
The free market ideal, as I understand it, is something more like physicists saying, "in a perfect vacuum." It is an ideal to be considered, not a destination.
- xg15 9y agoThat doesn't seem to keep people from using the assumption in practice though - which leads to lot of "for a perfectly spherical cow" moments...