> The TL;DR is that capitalism sucks, but it sucks less than the alternatives. This sentiment makes two mistakes. The first is that it implies capitalism is on

> The TL;DR is that capitalism sucks, but it sucks less than the alternatives. This sentiment makes two mistakes. The first is that it implies capitalism is only a whole framework and can't be treated as a function to be applied piecewise in a larger system. The second is that "no alternatives are as good." This is like saying C++ is the best programming language; it certainly has its merits, but can totally be used in conjunction with other languages and programming language research doesn't just sit still; new compositions of ideas are constantly coming and we can learn from the mistakes of poorly designed systems to build better ones.