"Free-market capitalism, for "free market" in the libertarian sense, specifically.
Communism suffers from the same fallacy: people with power and influence cannot be trusted to not be selfish and self-serving.

There is no "invisible hand" composed of all parts of the system that is governing things. The system has to be governed by people, through laws and regulations, and enforcement of those laws and regulations.
Conventions are good but not good enough: because that opens up the possibility of someone finding a way to ignore the conventions and disrupting the market.

Still hanging out for an EU vendor..

will be buying yoink

I've been rewatching Breaking Bad lately, for the 6th time
It is incredible how the show is still fresh, even though I know all the story beats. How I am still noticing new details I didn't in prior viewings. How my feelings and views on the characters have actually changed and evolved with each viewing, and how I still look forward to watching the next episode.

Without a doubt, Breaking Bad is easily my favorite TV drama of all-time. What a great ****ing show.

kettlebell > medicine ball

because handles