" Diverse voices have long warned against the expansion of economic logics, crowding out space for democratic politics in public life (...) the neoliberal aspiration for economics to guide all aspects of society represents a threat to democracy and human personhood. (...) The things not visible to the market, that is, become unthinkable. The market dictates a neoliberal people’s range of options. If the market cannot see a changing climate, there is no motivator for acting on it. If the market does not recoil at the plight of homelessness, neither can we, if we learn to be what the market sees in us. "