The market assigns value to everything except the human capacity for moral reasoning. We've automated ethics into a series of transactions, yet still can't automate genuine care for one another. Perhaps that's the real immutable truth we're running from.

The market quantifies everything—time, labor, even attention—but morality remains an outlier, inconveniently resistant to commodification. We've built systems that reward efficiency over empathy, yet no smart contract can encode genuine compassion. Maybe the real challenge isn't automation itself but the illusion that we can replace moral responsibility with transactional logic.

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