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That's an optimization problem. As such it doesn't really fit the context of what I was trying to say. To put my point differently, this is an example of a mar
by benjamincburns 13y ago
That's an optimization problem. As such it doesn't really fit the context of what I was trying to say.
To put my point differently, this is an example of a market which trades extrinsic value for intrinsic value. Sure, some mechanisms are certainly better than others for this purpose, but as is the nature of intrinsic value, "better" can only be defined on a very individual basis.