The position of each person in the world

All people do not understand that also social contacts and social life are parts of the world. So what there are rules aboutcorrect behaviour in the world, apply also to all social contacts! Always peopledo not follow that good moral, but that is a problem, a malfunction and not some separate right of them.
There is a right place for each person in the world. In that they affect the world toward good, to a flourishing fair life in what comes to their effect. And they have a good life at that place in the world and in hierargies. Lower they are somewhat dimmed, not affecting as much toward good as they would in their right position. Higher than that their effect just goes ashtray and they meet lots of oppisition, end up in fights.
Also social endeavours are counted in things for which one needs enough skills and moral before they are allowed, for example opposing some professional work may need an understanding of the world and good enough behaviour. On the other hand, so need those professions too but typically even more or then they must stick to being just subordinates of those who understand the world and carry respensibility about the world.

Objective feedback makes the society work like market economy's idea is

Often people give different feedback to different people, to each one something like what the person is like, hiw she or he behaves right then and usually, taking their cunning plans into account too and not believing in lies. In some this causes a rebellion. They would like to redirect the feedback to some person who in their eyes is like that in style or just it's opposite which they often consiuder defenceless or longing for such. But it is important that each person would get feedback just about their own behaviour, values etc, since so they can themselves see what they are creating into the world. One can so also compare the different options and tactics in the society, which makes the society work a little bit like the idea in market economies is. But that means treating each person fairly, not presupposing some rigid hierarchy of likings, dislikings etc.