The market doesn't reward "net producers". For example, try giving bread to people who are too poor to buy it. You're producing tons of net happiness, but where

The market doesn't reward "net producers". For example, try giving bread to people who are too poor to buy it. You're producing tons of net happiness, but where's your reward? Instead, the market rewards those who are "net producers" to other "net producers". It's recursive, with all the resulting inequality and feedback loops. I don't think those who get shafted by a complex dynamic system should be viewed as children. Change the system instead.