I think a neurosurgeon is uniquely qualified to understand the dangers of putting all your baskets in one egg. But more seriously, I think its pretty wrong for

I think a neurosurgeon is uniquely qualified to understand the dangers of putting all your baskets in one egg. But more seriously, I think its pretty wrong for a tax system to tax on future perceived value whenever there is an option to tax based on consumption and use (i.e. living in the home and working with the educated brain.)