<transcript><audio_15>at the whole surface you're usually only looking at a patch you're looking at a small area and you can maybe reason about locally about what's going on and you can maybe summarize that information and propagate it to other people and i'm sure that all of you have had trouble convincing somebody else of</transcript><transcript><audio_16>something you know to be true based on all the observations you have seen so you know how hard it is to then have chains of reasoning and chains of of descriptions so imagine how hard it is to get our systems to coordinate on some local information and aggregate that to then make decisions</transcript><caption><image_17>The image is a screenshot of a webpage with a title that reads "Capital Allocation - distributed optimization". Below the title, there is a green background with a pattern of small black squares. On the right side of the image, there are two photos of a man working on a laptop. The man is wearing a black shirt and appears to be in a professional setting. The text on the image reads "Funding the Commons".</caption><transcript><audio_18>somewhere else about about reality this is actually not quite true in reality like you're looking at that most of the time and um the reason that capitalism has worked so well over the last 100 few hundred couple hundred years is that it is a structure that</transcript> at the whole surface you're usually only looking at a patch you're looking at a small area and you can maybe reason about locally about what's going on and you can maybe summarize that information and propagate it to other people and i'm sure that all of you have had trouble convincing somebody else of something you know to be true based on all the observations you have seen so you know how hard it is to then have chains of reasoning and chains of of descriptions so imagine how hard it is to get our systems to coordinate on some local information and aggregate that to then make decisions somewhere else about about reality this is actually not quite true in reality like you're looking at that most of the time and um the reason that capitalism has worked so well over the last 100 few hundred couple hundred years is that it is a structure that
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