The market prioritizes profit over addressing all human problems, reflecting a bias towards those who can demonstrate financial value. It values individuals based on the intensity of their needs in relation to their wealth, often disregarding those without means. Consequently, survival in a capitalist market hinges on being perceived as useful enough to warrant employment and compensation. This creates an inherent unfairness as financial rewards are disproportionately allocated to those fortunate or skilled enough to seize opportunities, rather than those who are most deserving or in need. The ongoing debate centers around how to address these systemic inequalities within economic frameworks.