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But your proof also works against any system that involves people (i.e. all of them), so is the real question whether markets are as efficient as possible given
by jl6 6y ago
But your proof also works against any system that involves people (i.e. all of them), so is the real question whether markets are as efficient as possible given the constraints of having to use fallible people?
- petrocrat 6y agoThe word market loses all meaning without people. Markets are inherently a trade relationship between people.