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>How would you know if there's no empiric evidence? If theres no empiric evidence, how can you claim that you can simply use LTV to price market inputs?
by protocolture 2mo ago
>How would you know if there's no empiric evidence?
If theres no empiric evidence, how can you claim that you can simply use LTV to price market inputs?
- vrganj 2mo agoWe can't make a claim either way without empiric evidence. We do, however, have plenty of empiric evidence for how the current pricing mechanism works and based on that I figure it might be time to try something new?
- protocolture 2mo agoCurrent pricing (as a system) is honestly pretty good, its largely the limitation of corporate liability that permits the scale to be out of balance.
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- chermi 2mo agoDid you forget about the all of the evidence from other systems? No economic system will satisfy everyone. In the meantime I prefer one that is (more) determined by individual preference and motive vs one relying on experts who swear it will be different this time while also claiming "actually it's never been tried" and that they know better than you what you want.