The artificial constraint of invites is relatively temporary and in the long run arguably potentially irrelevant. Say we agree that in the short run, the "phen

The artificial constraint of invites is relatively temporary and in the long run arguably potentially irrelevant. Say we agree that in the short run, the "phenomenon" of clubhouse makes the artificial construction of "who's in the room" material and detrimental. Then the question to you is: who is harmed and to what extent? This is perhaps a bit philosophical.