If by "supply and demand" you mean all supplies have positive and reasonably sized elasticity, and all demands have negative and reasonably sized elasticity, through all reasonable price ranges...
Some niche cases include any kind of labor, anything that comes out of a factory with economies of scale, and anything that involves land or extraction of natural resources.
It can't be completely self and cross consistent, it's not possible. But that is exactly the goal, we just can't achieve it.
How do you know if you are breaking the law or not if it's inconsistent? And like the sibling points out, any inconsistency can be abused to declare you guilty or innocent on any behavior depending on the partisanship and interests of the judge.
I used to want programmatic law for exactly the reason that I could determine what was illegal so I didn't break the law.
After a while and talking to smart people I became convinced that was impossible; instead, we have a judicial system filled with experts who make heuristic decisions, and (ideally) it's biased towards not finding people guilty of breaking complex laws they couldn't have figured out. Life requires flexible thinking.
All of the stuff available is basically a mix of the elements the author puts on his 8 images on the beginning of the article. Where only 2 of them have fans that can actually vent a room.
There's nothing malicious about the CVE. It lets people use it to index issues, like it was supposed to, and stops dumb people from using it as an indicator of work done or vulnerability level, things that it was never useful for.
Until governments stop printing money and sending it directly to people that have nothing to do with it but investing, people will keep inventing random useless stuff to invest into.
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