When you want to talk during a meeting, you have to pay everyone to listen
Post by twetch#7355
What if the intrinsic value already being communicated between individuals in a group is severely undervalued; insomuch as if we all were more in-tune with that ‘data flow’, we would see how this already is evaluated via ‘soft skills’ + ‘social capital’?
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Definitely the case. But social capital has limited range. The less info/access to someone, the less SC. Meaningful signals (like who they know, how well they spell, etc.) are helpful but leave many gaps.
Price signals could fill in some of those gaps.
Increased access by adding variability vs. binary.
Rn I'm either hard Y/N on a time slot. $ per slot lets me be available far more hours, but only to those who value those hours more than me.
Non-price rationing is "lumpier", less efficient distribution.