Knowing what I know about credit scores, it's a bad example. But I agree that the fundamental struggle with legible societies is asymmetry of access to data an

Knowing what I know about credit scores, it's a bad example. But I agree that the fundamental struggle with legible societies is asymmetry of access to data and a fair and open access leads to fairer outcomes. As for a "competitive advantage" personally I think such concepts are nonsensical and over prioritize the personal experience of those at the top of huge social hierarchies rather than any reality.