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Right, I suppose I'm speaking purely abstractly, where a sufficiently-well-implemented system has redistributional benefits exceed the losses to waste, misalloc
by wutbrodo 8y ago
Right, I suppose I'm speaking purely abstractly, where a sufficiently-well-implemented system has redistributional benefits exceed the losses to waste, misallocation, or corruption. I'm not as convinced as you likely are that such a system is theoretically unlikely, but I don't disagree too much with your characterization in reality, at least currently.