It sounds to me like you might enjoy the movie 'the giver' in the movie the give says that the society (that they lived in) was created so that bad stuff would be eliminated, but as we can see in the movie 'negative things' (like arguments, and wars) are just one end of the stick the other end is 'positive things' (like happiness and laughter) if -equality- could be reached then the whole stick would need to be eliminated. So basicly seeking equality is the equivlent of preforming a lobotomy (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lobotomy) In which all that is achieved is creating a society full of zombies!
The balance between people that are geniuses and people wit autism is not that huge of a diffrence.
The idea of 'achieving equality' is a pipe dream, but people want to hang on to the pipe dream...another way to say that is that people prefer to decieve and be decieved Jeremiah 17:9
The heart is deceitful above all things
and beyond cure.
Who can understand it?
I am glad that I have an oppertunity to speak to you, because I have some questions:
Since the collapse of the ecconomy, how do everyday folks buy, sell, and exchange goods? I think of what the ecconomic reset will be like here in Amercia, and the more I think about it I think about 'non-shipping stores' (a term that I made up that includes stores/sales of locally sourced items) such stores/sales do not depend on the ability to transport items long distances. The stores/sales include garage sales, auctions, farmers markets, swap meets, antique/craft malls, flea markets, and thrift stores. But my question is how do people agree on a medium of exchange?
E.X. I am able to go to a garage sale and buy the old tools that my neighbor no longer wants and pay $1.00, but when the ecconomy goes crazy thoes tools might still be available but how will I know what to trade for the items (who is to say if the tools should be traded for 1 chicken or 10 chickens)
My questions are about how the 'barter system' works (https://www.mint.com/barter-system-history-the-past-and-present)
RE: How the Blockchain is Changing Money and Business - Don Tapscott (TED Talk)