Read The People's Republic of Walmart and learn you some economics and incredibly basic history of the Soviet Union. TLDR markets only make things that are profitable, but planned economies can make things that fulfill other objectives, like say not obliterating the biosphere or ensuring everyone gets a house. The Soviets didn't have the computing power to plan an economy but we do, and the examples are the logistical miracles of Walmart and Amazon and their algorithmic economic planning to deliver dildos most efficiently around the world.
Read The People's Republic of Walmart and learn you some economics and incredibly basic history of the Soviet Union. TLDR markets only make things that are profitable, but planned economies can make things that fulfill other objectives, like say not obliterating the biosphere or ensuring everyone gets a house. The Soviets didn't have the computing power to plan an economy but we do, and the examples are the logistical miracles of Walmart and Amazon and their algorithmic economic planning to deliver dildos most efficiently around the world.
I thought we were pro-deliver-dildos-most-efficiently-around-the-world (for free)?
Bread for all, and dildos too