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Well I believe that fundamentally the complexity of a country is to a large extent historical artifacts. How do you think the relations between institutions wo
by Numberwang 10y ago
Well I believe that fundamentally the complexity of a country is to a large extent historical artifacts.
How do you think the relations between institutions would be different, how do you think they would perform their functions differently? What would their structures be?
Or focus on some specific example
-How would voting be different?
-How would registering for a licence be different?
-How would taxation be different?
- sova 10y agoI think with taxation we could also do very cool things: Say your nation taxes at 30%, what if every voter had a subset of that value (say, 12.2%) that they could choose which district or set-of-needs to fund? Like maybe I want my 12.2 to go to education for kids 6mnths-12years, or maybe I want to fund state medicines, and my neighbor and I both pay the base rate that covers necessities like roads and stuff, but he may fund shelters instead of medicine specifically with his 12point2. It could be really wonderful. In effect, people may become more participatory in their own governing systems, and could actually direct funds instead of relying on bill-makers to figure out where to spend monies/resources.