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That’s a non sequitur. So what if bad things have happened outside of a market? The question is whether a solution can be found outside one.
by GavinMcG 4y ago
That’s a non sequitur. So what if bad things have happened outside of a market? The question is whether a solution can be found outside one.
- ch4s3 4y agoIt's not a non sequitur at all. The original claim was that contemporary market economies caused the problem so markets can't be part of the solution. I think this is first and foremost a logical fallacy. I'm also pointing out that the need for energy and resources created the problem, which is orthogonal to markets. Markets are great for optimizing things that can be priced. Pricing carbon, and wild spaces can be really powerful levers for fixing some of these problems.
- GavinMcG 4y agoIt didn’t say it was caused by. It said it couldn’t be solved within.