What I described is a fundamental mechanic, kind of like “do good stuff and people will do good stuff for you”. All of your questions basically reduce to “what

What I described is a fundamental mechanic, kind of like “do good stuff and people will do good stuff for you”. All of your questions basically reduce to “what to do if people abuse this mechanic by disguising bad stuff as good, violating trust, hurting the environment, or such?” Well, you can either alleviate the symptom or treat the cause. The only way of treating the cause is working on deep-seated insecurities and psychological trauma that make humans feel motivated to secure themselves at the expense of others and the environment-to abuse this mechanic or facilitate its abuse. The measures that prevent the abuse by restricting the agency of market participants only alleviate symptoms. I don’t know what exactly you mean by “system”. If you are saying the current measures are insufficient, I don’t argue, they could (should) be improved. Still, any set of these measures is never the end in itself, as it doesn’t treat the root cause. If you think restricting agency is the ultimate solution, then we will have to agree to strongly disagree on fundamentals.