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Economy, Philosophy July 25, 2013

Meritocracy: A Closer Look: Part III

100% Inheritance Tax — after one million How it works: When someone dies, the state will be left with the inheritance of people who have assets worth more than one million dollars. It’s a tax that will affect only the rich. The dead do not need cash, housing or anything. Without this rate, we will […]

Meritocracy: A Closer Look: Part II

Economic warfare The first thing you should know is that economic war kills more than does conventional warfare. It is estimated that each year about 17 to 20 million people die of starvation, mostly children. Have you ever wondered why African and Latin American countries with large mineral resources, from diamonds and other gems, to […]

Meritocracy: A Closer Look: Part I

Explanation of the current state of the world “The world is controlled by a global elite of approximately 6,000 persons. 94% are male, and their average age is 60 years old. 2% of the world population controls about 50% of global wealth.” “1,100 billionaires have twice the wealth of 2.5 billion people. The 50 largest […]

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Real freedom is when every child has the opportunity to develop his or her talents;…

Eivätkö yhteiskuntaa johda jo nyt kaikista ansioituneimmat? Poliitikot eivät ole päteviä johtamaan koska he eivät…

Communists also wore hats, ate sausage, and used cutlery. Does that make hats, sausages, and…

Do you really think meritocrats would have started the Iraq War? Almost every single independent…

The purpose of every social system is to convert destructive natural behavior into productive artificial…

One must remember that the Millionaire Death Tax and 100% Inheritance Tax are not stand-alone…

They did earn their wealth, but then they died. Their kids didn't earn anything. Is…

1,100 billionaires have double the assets of the world's poorest 2.5 billion people. The vast…

A psychopath who knows how to lie, bully, and con people is not meritorious under…

Why should you have to protect your kids from blue bloods? Why should parents accept…

The "wisdom of crowds" has debunked itself. The wisdom of crowds has brought us failure…

Bear in mind that most truly large businesses are corporations owned by shareholders. The death…

Nu sunt meritorii deja cei care conduc societatea? Politicienii nu au merit ca lideri pentru…

Techno-madness is a form of consumerism, where marketing departments spend millions convincing you to be…

If someone builds a hoard by screwing people over, he hasn't earned anything. It is…

People will still engage and cooperate with other types, but it will happen in a…

Ez al dute sozietatea meritudunek gidatzen jada? Politikariek ez dute meriturik leader bezala, ez dira…

Wird die Gesellschaft denn nicht bereits von verdienstvollen Persönlichkeiten geführt? Politiker haben keine Verdienste als…

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Doesn't the Millionaire Estate Tax infringe on the freedom of millionaires to do what they please with their wealth?

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Isn't giving people free housing, education, and healthcare communist?

What if the government just wastes all the revenue from inheritance tax on pointless wars?

Isn't it natural to pass wealth to children? How can any "system" stop natural behavior?

Isn't government corrupt, inept, and inefficient, and would it not therefore fail to put my hard-earned assets to good use?

Don't you think innovators like Henry Ford, Steve Jobs, and Thomas Edison earned their fortunes?

Isn't it my choice to determine how I dispose of my assets?

Does a Goldman Sachs trader who worked his way up from nothing, without ever getting parental help, count as meritorious?

What's so wrong about passing on wealth and connections to protect your kids from harm?

Doesn't democracy use the wisdom of crowds to organically pick the best leaders?

What would happen to a large business if the person who created it died suddenly? Who would become the owner if there were no spouse or children? Would the state be able to own businesses?

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Isn't technology and the complexity of life part of the problem? How will Meritocracy bring us back to our roots, instead of overwhelming us with techno-madness?

Most family fortunes were not earned through contributions to society, but don't you still think it is immoral to seize their wealth?

Isn't there a risk that splitting up psychological types will create a bunch of echo chambers, where people are denied valuable growth experience with other types?

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