Interesting read, certainly some good points in there. ...but it doesnt address the fundamental issue: You cannot just invent jobs and be done with it. A colo

Interesting read, certainly some good points in there. ...but it doesnt address the fundamental issue: You cannot just invent jobs and be done with it. A colossal level of bureaucracy would be involved in: - picking what job was assigned to whom - ensuring jobs did not adversely affect or compete with commercial enterprise offering similar services* - managing training for jobs - managing quality of work in jobs - managing transport and infrastructure for the labor pool^ - disputes over 'fairness', 'quality of work', etc. Its not just messy; it would be a logistical nightmare. I cant take the suggestion seriously with addressing how you plan to administer such a system. (* if you think that wont be an issue, you're fooling yourself; ^obviously different area will have different labour requirements; its utterly naive to assume people would not have continually shift to new local areas where labour was seasonally required)