>>813264>I have always been a little bit sort of a le centrist meme / pragmatist of "just do what works"Here's the thing, though: market economies very rarely work for the most critical things – such as housing, healthcare, and education – anything for which the demand is inelastic. Example: virtually every country in the world where housing is mostly considered a commodity is facing a housing crisis at the moment. Houses end up being used for speculation, not for living. And when healthcare is treated as a commodity everything is dramatically more expensive, due to the fact that people are willing to pay everything they have in order to stay alive (inelastic demand).
In other words, market economies (especially unregulated ones) are overwhelmingly inadvisable.
>>813277>TBH, my views are not popularWell, you don't need to talk exclusively about monarchies. You can talk abt anything u'r interested in, like philosophy and such.
>I just don't have the personality and appeal, because I'm kind of an autistTons of ppl are autistic and want another autistic person info dumping autistic things in their ears while they play cities skylines or whatever on their second monitor. These autistic infodumping channels do crazy numbers