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"This essay argues that by developing pluralistic capital allocation systems, we can transcend the limitations of narrow financial optimization while preserving the coordinative efficiency that markets provide. By expanding what we measure, value, and incentivize, we can build economic systems that optimize for human flourishing and ecological sustainability rather than extraction and accumulation." | "This essay argues that by developing pluralistic capital allocation systems, we can transcend the limitations of narrow financial optimization while preserving the coordinative efficiency that markets provide. By expanding what we measure, value, and incentivize, we can build economic systems that optimize for human flourishing and ecological sustainability rather than extraction and accumulation." | ||
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* Article: Beyond Narrow Optimization. Reimagining Capital in the Networked Age. Benjamin Life. Sep 03, 2025
URL = https://omniharmonic.substack.com/p/beyond-narrow-optimization?
Description
"This essay argues that by developing pluralistic capital allocation systems, we can transcend the limitations of narrow financial optimization while preserving the coordinative efficiency that markets provide. By expanding what we measure, value, and incentivize, we can build economic systems that optimize for human flourishing and ecological sustainability rather than extraction and accumulation."