> The objectively superior product is the one that people pay for. They are exchanging labor/capital for the item/content. No, that assumes perfect discovery o

> The objectively superior product is the one that people pay for. They are exchanging labor/capital for the item/content. No, that assumes perfect discovery of options. The product people see first is often chosen. > I could make the best movie ever conceived, the movie to end all movies. If nobody watches it, it has 0 value. Things only have intrinsic value if validated by others? That's just not true.