> Some view [markets and competition] as mostly good and others as mostly evil. This is loosely aligned with the "right" and the "left" [...] I will try to show that the disagreement about markets is at the core of the conflict presented in the classic essay, The Rise of Worse is Better [...] and not the trade-off between design simplicity and other considerations as the essay states. So the essay says one thing, and I'll show you it really says something else. Seriously, I will.
> Some view [markets and competition] as mostly good and others as mostly evil. This is loosely aligned with the "right" and the "left" [...] I will try to show that the disagreement about markets is at the core of the conflict presented in the classic essay, The Rise of Worse is Better [...] and not the trade-off between design simplicity and other considerations as the essay states. So the essay says one thing, and I'll show you it really says something else. Seriously, I will.