Good piece by @robinhanson. For the Ethereum regen/public goods funding community, a key question to ponder is: are we doing a good enough job of making our public goods funding mechanisms replicate the positive parts of capitalism _other_ than "incentives"?

Good piece by @robinhanson. For the Ethereum regen/public goods funding community, a key question to ponder is: are we doing a good enough job of making our public goods funding mechanisms replicate the positive parts of capitalism _other_ than "incentives"?

https://www.overcomingbias.com/p/incentives-are-not-enough

I feel we ought to revisit the concept of public goods—as its coherence is contradicted by recent example since it was proposed and accepted as a model for thinking about markets

Consider:

I feel we ought to revisit the concept of public goods—as its coherence is contradicted by recent example since it was proposed and accepted as a model for thinking about markets

Consider: https://mises.org/wire/public-goods-viewed-through-entrepreneurship