> You cannot sell “a place for lonely teenagers to feel less lonely.” The value is real, but it spills out sideways The economic notion of value is wealth-wei

> You cannot sell “a place for lonely teenagers to feel less lonely.” The value is real, but it spills out sideways The economic notion of value is wealth-weighted. This is very, uhh, unique -- other notions of value are generally not. Whenever the economic notion of value is saying that (obviously good thing) is worthless or that (obviously evil thing) is supremely valuable, it is worth remembering this and asking "valuable for whom?"