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Can you name one organization of 50,000 people that is collectively smart?

• mnemonicsloth 12y ago
  Large markets are very smart. Smart is not necessarily nice. Without nice, incremental returns to smart may be negative. Furthermore, the terminal goal of a market is to give some group exactly what it wants. Such groups are often large, and their wants are defined by how their members act -- usually when others are not looking. A market does not care what anyone says they want. It's a wonder the damn things aren't banned.
  • pessimizer 12y ago
    I liked the original wording better. This is yet another failure of Congress, not google. Sorry for posting libertarian downvote-bait.
  • amirmc 12y ago
    I'm having trouble understanding the first part of your comment. For the latter I don't understand what you mean by 'smart'. Without some forms of regulation, people would blissfully poison themselves with dangerous foods (for example).