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Creative destruction is often misdiagnosed as market failure whenever an entrenched industry faces a steep decline. Established corporations have an economic incentive to cast their obsolescence as a systemic failure to secure regulatory protections. Incumbents lobby regulators, claiming that competition creates instability. They seek to use the state to bolster their own power under the guise of stabilizing a "failing market." Creative destruction delivers diffuse, long-term benefits for consumers—lower prices and better products—but inflicts concentrated, immediate pain on specific businesses, workers, and geographic regions. Framing the disruption as a "market failure" provides the necessary legal and rhetorical justification for state interventions.
Treating creative destruction as a market failure usually results in policies that protect competitors rather than competition. Instead of letting capital and labor reallocate smoothly to more productive, rising sectors, state intervention often subsidizes inefficiency, locks resources into obsolete technologies, and slows long-term productivity growth.
Anyway, here's a photo of Pips. He's a freeloader who lives in my house and sheds everywhere.
Still hard to believe I do porn for a living. Anyone else in the industry has severe imposter syndrome? I have been doing this job for almost 15 years, you would think I would start seeing myself as part of the industry right? Kinda? 🤦♀️🫣🤭
@MarceloSlave You're amazing, Marcelo!
For someone like me who loves BDSM and fetishes, your videos have helped me a lot.
Bratprincess in particular literally changed my life. My favorite video is the one where @TheNatalyaVega_ cuckolds you in front of her bull!
Thanks for everything, Marcelo
I recently saw the Biennale in Venice, Italy. I can honestly say I never saw a larger collection of garbage piled on top of trash. Venice is still my favorite city, but that was shit.
What I am the most proud about the last 15 years is how many gigs I was able to get to different talents/camera people, etc... I love making connections and get people work.