I like the idea of trying out affective consuming and the mobility of capital, consumers, labor, and business. Apparently in Madison big supermarket chains came in, slashed prices for a year while my friends lived on bargain basement prices, drove independent grocers out of business, and the chains closed their stores, leaving seniors with no local grocers lugging groceries on the bus for hours. I get indignant, but getting indignant almost seems too easy, begging deeper analysis. What further thoughts have you had on your ideas?