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Things in nature are rarely in equilibrium. What you see with your eyes to today is the aftermath of what remains after multitudes of systems have overloaded an
by crimsonalucard 9y ago
Things in nature are rarely in equilibrium. What you see with your eyes to today is the aftermath of what remains after multitudes of systems have overloaded and destroyed themselves.
To assume that markets sort everything out is folly. Nature tends towards entropy.
- mrob 9y agoMarkets only sort everything out if the incentives are right. Stock markets are efficient because people can make money out of predicting future prices. But people don't always benefit from making good hiring decisions. They might even be punished for hiring the best, because companies are made out of competing individuals, and an excessively good candidate could make them look worse by comparison. Hiring markets are optimized for ass-covering, not profit. The experience requirements let people deflect the blame if anything goes wrong.