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Because markets are actually making a LOT of different decisions with incredible granularity and specificity across time and many other metrics. This is essent
by Enginerrrd 4y ago
Because markets are actually making a LOT of different decisions with incredible granularity and specificity across time and many other metrics. This is essentially computationally infeasible to do in a centralized way even if you make many simplifying assumptions.
It can go wrong of course! But there essentially is no alternative that is even close to working.
- brodouevencode 4y agoBut those decisions are done in a fairly isolated fashion, i.e. you don't know what your neighbor is doing.