/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3148236
Do you have faith that the world is flat?

Do you have faith that Santa Claus isn't real?

>>2607013
>Because in a quasi free market, you don't need a system for people to vote on what they want produced. That's only necessary if you're going to have non-market production of goods.
>a system for people to vote on what they want produced

I missed something important when I skipped the middle section of this thread, didn't I?

>Anyway, ITT: radicals have no humility or understanding of the world

Making proposals as to the big problems in the world, even when you're not really qualified to make them, should not be considered a lack of humility. Refusing to see the possible flaws of these proposals, on the other hand, should. It's important that everybody retain the ability to admit that they're wrong.

Just making sure we're on the same page here.