Alejandro González, Author at The Meritocracy Party

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Politics, Psychology April 4, 2013

Meritocracy: What It Is, and What It Isn’t

The term Meritocracy derives from two terms: merit, which means value and/or   demonstrable effort in a particular field of study and/or work, and the Greek word kratia, meaning   that power is held by a particular entity. “Michael Young … critically defined it as a system where ‘merit is equated with intelligence-plus-effort, its   possessors are identified at an early age […]

FAQ

True leadership doesn't come from being born with a silver spoon in your mouth. A…

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

No system is so simple that “just shrinking it” will automatically fix social issues. Fixing…

Research has exposed the classroom system as archaic; the school system has failed to adapt…

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

Sheep can be enlightened. Meritocracy is designed to find the best educators in the country…

The typical super-rich man has no interest in helping the public and no ability to…

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

What system would you design to find the most meritorious CEO to replace you? Why…

Over the long course of history, power has been transferred away from the dictators and…

When it comes to freedom and liberty there are two versions. There is on the…

The simple fact is, we don't have the power to vote for these things. Even…

Humans tend to hoard because we worry about our families. If you do not hoard,…

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

Meritocracy is about what you can do, not what people can do for you. Society deserves your…

¿No es mi elección determinar cómo disponer de mis bienes? 1,100 multimillonarios poseen el doble…

A meritorious person is elected by those qualified to judge merit for that specific position…

The best thing you can do for your family, and for the future generations, is…

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Doesn't Meritocracy assume that many more people have "the right stuff" to be leaders?

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?

What about big government? Is Meritocracy going to shrink government?

Why do you think throwing money at education will improve it?

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

How can a Meritocratic government turn docile sheep into empowered citizens?

Won't Meritocracy lose out on all the philanthropy that powerful men provide?

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?

What if I want to pass my business on to my son whom I've trained from birth to run it?

Isn't it inevitable that the super-rich will ruin Meritocracy like they ruined democracy?

Isn't this just totalitarianism? 100% Inheritance tax infringes on my freedom.

If we want better government, why don't we just vote for better schools, honest media, more effective healthcare, etc.?

Isn’t love the answer? If we spread the power of love, won't that convince people to stop hoarding?

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

If my inheritors don't deserve the inheritance, then why should anyone else (society, government)?

Impuesto de sucesiones FAQ (ES)

Can't media propaganda just trick people into thinking that someone has merit, when he actually does not?

Why is it so wrong that I want to take care of my family?

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