> In a purportedly capitalist system, why does unfilled demand exist in a market? Because people aren't, generally, willing to pay for things. The things peop

> In a purportedly capitalist system, why does unfilled demand exist in a market? Because people aren't, generally, willing to pay for things. The things people are willing to pay for, are pretty well covered. The remaining free things are generally the results of passion projects by the creators. This is going to create very different products than a market driven approach.