This (extremely off-putting) answer reveals a key thing that's beautiful about markets:

They let people express the strength of their preferences without needing to always justify their values in front of a committee.

https://twitter.com/DylanMAllman/status/1776649146675712146

The sad part is people are more worried about having a PS5 than ending poverty and war. Sure it sounds crazy and very difficult to have to convince your neighbors to make a PS5, but is it?
Is the loss of capacity to discuss and arrive at shared goals not an existencial risk?

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Right, which is why we killed 10000 children in Palestine this year and a child starves to death every 10 seconds.

we already ended most poverty and war, that's why we can now focus on buying a PS5