Yes, perhaps our issue is exactly that: our society refuses to define the bounds. Commerce is a subsystem of a larger system. Like in any system, each constitu

Yes, perhaps our issue is exactly that: our society refuses to define the bounds. Commerce is a subsystem of a larger system. Like in any system, each constituent part affects the whole - but at some point the feedback loops that serve one subsystem start to harm neighboring subsystems and even the system. Thus, for pragmatists: bounds. When ads erode journalistic quality, when universities become tools of class division, then we can clearly see - if we’re looking - the bounds of capitalism and commerce-reliant feedback loops. The optimal structure is scarcely uniform.