Government 2.0: Decentralized currency with built-in tax, currency holders decide what entity gets their tax revenue, entities (essentially second-layer governments) compete for tax revenue in exchange for services.
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Yup. The information might be overwhelming.
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Agreed. There should be a default. Perhaps if you don't pick an entity, your tax goes into a pool that's then evenly distributed to all holders. That also puts pressure on the entities to provide services that are better than simple programatic redistribution of wealth.
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