turn this into an interesting fact I learned from the podcast: No matter how smart the people in control are - whether they're in headquarters or the capital or the castle or whatever - they just don't have the knowledge to decide whether the people, you know, out in Alaska should get pickles or oranges. And when I talked to Canice, the economist who was in the room with Susannah and the others, he told me the clear answer to the local knowledge problem is a market, a place where buyers and sellers come together, because the beauty of a market - and, in particular, the beauty of prices - is they show you how much different people - or, in this case, different food banks - value different things