A male in a country that is about to enter a war could decide to leave to avoid conscription, depending on the odds

Doesn't take a weatherman to tell which way the wind blows

Again, as I said, "aggregating public and private information through market mechanisms".

That's vague enough to be more or less meaningless, where specifically do you see positive externalities outweighing the numerous negative ones?

If that strikes you as vague, I strongly recommend you to read at least an LLM summary of "The Use of Knowledge in Society".

Just give an example, dude. Stop being abstract.