&gt;All problems come from central planning.<p>I agree whole-heartedly that the free market is an awesome, powerful, often-counterintuitively-effective thing.<p>But isn&#x27;t there something to be said for some forms of central planning?  Theory of the firm, multicellular organisms sending themselves to the moon, the empirical adaptive fitness of lumbering nation-states over freemen upon the land, etc.<p>I&#x27;m pretty far right, but I see a lot of problems with the free market.<p>None of this is to imply that capitalism has not been hacked.  It <i>is</i> to imply that it is sometimes hard to distinguish the hacking from guardrails.