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by cucumber3732842
19 days ago
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>It should be a story about governments misallocating resources. That's it, but people quit. Keep twisting it into a story of psychology and mania which it was not. The fact that it's marketed as a story about psychology and mania rather than government policy gone awry is arguably itself a story about psychology and mania. People have a need to feel like the forces that control them know what they're doing. |
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