This is a good litmus test for how you view your role in markets.

Are you content to watch what the market reveals, or do you feel called to shape what the market becomes?

Is the best world the one that emerges from uncoordinated choice, or the one that’s nudged by those with vision and values?

Both are consistent with believing in a free market, but in each case, the former implies that you're outsourcing your morality to the market.

After a decade in consumer tech, I’ve lost interest in making value judgments on products / trends that attract users. 

If people like it, it’s good!

Olivia Moore

This is a good litmus test for how you view your role in markets.

Are you content to watch what the market reveals, or do you feel called to shape what the market becomes?

Is the best world the one that emerges from uncoordinated choice, or the one that’s nudged by those with vision and values?

Both are consistent with believing in a free market, but in each case, the former implies that you're outsourcing your morality to the market.

https://x.com/omooretweets/status/1935427691458740310

True, except if you want to remain poor forever. Sometimes it isn't even about bending morals, you're just using your thoughts to your advantage definitely because the other man didn't use his. 

It's a very fast world. In a split seconds, things erupt. Things change very fast.