The only context Adam Smith brings up markets is free labor able to consider and move between opportunities, to avoid extreme division oof labor which would make men incredibly stupid. We didn’t cling to it.

We don’t need to rely on grandads view of a monopoly to decide where one exists today. Indeed, assuming we should or most is vanity to assume one moment in time captures the needs of all future moments.

These companies are distorting human agency for their gain, and really they have no economic or information advantage except the one their capital gives them, which is an entirely social behavior.

I get sick of the “it’s immoral” to take from the extremely rich whole ignoring the problems then foisted on the extremely poor.

It’s all just people, and no one person is every that important. There is no hidden mystery to daily social life they know the secret to anymore. So much of that is just ignorant monkeys limbic systems repeating their coding.

You can’t know living outside of this legal model is better while advocating to constant caution.

There is no perfect social vacuum. No perfect freedom. Romantic western attitudes about lack the extreme proof needed that they’re onto something so novel we must continue to heap such rewards on them.

Technologists aren’t gods or kings, and our era isn’t the ultimate result of humanity. Figurative death of companies and contemporary ideals isn’t the end of reality.

I don’t see this as personal score settling at all; I see it as an opportunity to remind a minority they don’t control the world and can’t take agency away from the masses without repercussions.

How long does humanity go on playing the same old biological loop of deference to power crazed elites who would end the species rather than figuratively die a bit?

You know, don’t bother. Your concern for destruction of vague tent pole ideas like a company, not things like destruction of individual humanity in deference to non-godly normies applying stats to other productivity and value says enough.

This society is grotesque.

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