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'Most money' I won't argue but I don't see how 'free market' leads to 'worst morals'. In a 'free market of ideas' people do their best to choose the best morals

'Most money' I won't argue but I don't see how 'free market' leads to 'worst morals'. In a 'free market of ideas' people do their best to choose the best morals, some tomfoolery might make that harder to distinguish but people aren't helpless babes with no capacity for critical thought, and most of us rightly disdain empty virtue signaling.

NayamAmarshe 4y ago
> In a 'free market of ideas' people do their best to choose the best morals The problem is not this, the problem is morals and free market look like they shouldn't be in the same place. For example, Facebook controls majority of the social media traffic. People use them for reasons other than morality but Facebook itself is a deeply immoral company. So, free market is supporting an immoral idea because of amoral reasons and this is happening subconsciously.