2015-05-26 4:07 GMT+09:00 Juan <[1]juan.g71@gmail.com>:

   What free markets? Oh wait. You've been studying political
           philosophy with the likes of grarpamp, according to whom 'you'
           'own' the government?

   It's more like a hideous symbiosis. "they" Play this trick on us and
   possibly themselves, equating me personally with the masses and
   deriving legitimacy from mass deception. We live among those that
   believe the lies. Even if we don't believe them, we are in the thick of
   it, and must somewhat cooperate for satisfying our own human needs like
   food, shelter, and, most cruelly, companionship. In fact, you can live
   pretty decently if you're of the right mindset.
   Free markets, as a model, are realistic and optimizing. But the results
   are not good because the agents in the system do not force it to behave
   well. Game theory makes it suboptimal for individual agents to create a
   globally better situation. Of course, there's those that say market
   segmentation is a good thing. But I personally believe it's "bad" to
   have a DIP-switch on the inside of a microwave switch it between 600
   watts and 800 watts, so we can sell the 800 watts one at a higher
   price, when in fact everyone could have an 800 watts microwave for the
   same cost to society. And then there's the cost of inventing everything
   twice, just so the competition doesn't have it. The saddest part is
   that it's been working rather well, because apparently humans work well
   under such conditions.
   And then there's Juan, who's upset about something, but nobody really
   knows what it is, or what's he's trying to do about it.

References

   1. mailto:juan.g71@gmail.com