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

Meritocracy is about what you can do, not what people can do for you. Society deserves your inheritance because every unborn deserves equal opportunity to become all they can be. We want a society of smart, ambitious and autonomous individuals whose talents and strengths have been maximized. In a society of privilege only a handful of people […]

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

1,100 billionaires have double the assets of the world’s poorest 2.5 billion people. The vast majority of people have little to no assets to pass on to their children. If you want fairness and justice in society it is essential that there be a measure in place to prevent excessive wealth accumulation. If you want […]

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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?

Bear in mind that most truly large businesses are corporations owned by shareholders. The death of one “owner” would mean very little, as that person’s shares could simply be sold at the current market value. A sole-proprietorship (business run by a single individual), on the other hand, could be put for sale or shut down […]

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Won’t experts just vote for their own self-interest? What’s to stop all the doctors from being corrupt and voting themselves more money?

Do you really think all doctors are corrupt? Or just an elite few who, by nature of their greed, have amassed more power and wealth than the others? There are millions and millions of doctors in the world, and despite the growing image of doctors as money grubbing psychopaths who view people as soulless organ […]

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Does Meritocracy care about equal representation?

The issue here is how you define equal representation. Meritocracy achieves equal representation where democracy fails. Does your democracy benefit every single person equally? When a decision is made by a democracy, nine times out of ten that decision will benefit a few super-rich families while disadvantaging everyone else. That’s not equal representation. In the […]

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Even with the millionaire inheritance tax, won’t families still viciously compete because interfamilial competition is natural behavior?

The family feud is a destructive conflict spiral that eliminates any hope of healthy community. The conflict spiral starts when one greedy family gains extra power or prestige, and threatens to use it to abuse others. Other families then seek defensive power to avoid being abused. 90% of these zero-sum game players would not pursue […]

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Won’t ending environmental destruction harm the economy?

What kind of sick society considers destroying the earth good for the economy? Can you wrap your mind around how twisted our economic leadership is? Economics is supposed to be about generating wealth for the species, but as a species our most valuable assets are clean water, intact ecosystems, and safe coasts to live on. […]

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

Research has exposed the classroom system as archaic; the school system has failed to adapt since the industrial revolution. Teaching experts have researched and developed new forms of learning and demonstrated how they work, but incompetent and corrupt politicians have ignored these superior methods. A Meritocratic state doesn’t throw money at the problem. Rather, a […]

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Doesn’t Meritocracy violate the sanctity of the free market?

There is no free market. The markets are completely captured—dominated by cartels of one sort or another. Don’t say the market is free; say that it is rigged, enslaved, held hostage. Today’s markets are not much more than traps for suckers. How many billions have been stolen from pensions using market manipulation? The free market […]

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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?

People will still engage and cooperate with other types, but it will happen in a much more productive way. For effective learning, people must be free from irritations and interruptions. When you mix types during learning, everyone is somewhat distracted and disoriented. Miscommunication is a constant source of friction—a waste of energy. It’s like trying […]

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