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The fix is to realize that if your system requires changing human behavior you should downweight it against alternatives

Sadly, every system does. A free market is unstable once capitalists start bribing legislators - see the US as example.

It's in human nature for the successful capitalist to try and for some pooiticians to be corrupt.

Different system, same humans.

every system does != every system relies on it to the same extent.

I agree with that statement, but I think we disagree on its interpretation.

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