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The speaker emphasizes that attempts to solve this through bureaucratic or collective means—like forming coalitions or societal structures—are futile. Instead, the solution lies in what they describe as an "outsourcing" to the marketplace, where individuals trade their suffering for resources, recognition, or compensation. But this approach, they assert, is flawed because it reduces complex human experiences to mere transactions, leading to a "bad solution" that nonetheless underpins the very reason only about 10% of society enjoys real freedom.