Paradoxically, too much blind faith in the free market sometimes leads to bad decision making. You don’t want your prophets to believe too deeply in their own

Paradoxically, too much blind faith in the free market sometimes leads to bad decision making. You don’t want your prophets to believe too deeply in their own divinity. You want a bit of cynicism at the top, a bit of understanding that there really isn’t any perfect system. I think that explains why leftist leaders (such as Obrador) sometimes make the best stewards of capitalist economies. (Bolivia under morales might be another example)