The Byzantine Pineapple (Part 1) applies systems analysis and systems design methodology to propose a redesign of governmental SELP systems, including a new macroeconomic flat tax for the rising class of independents to implement.
It is about a new SELP system design that restructures the existing SELP system into a new system that cost-effectively achieves four goals:
Provide an income to each citizen.
Provide health care (not health insurance) to each citizen.
Provide some form of housing to each citizen.
Treat citizens equally regardless of age or gender or race or religion or other dividing factors.
Redesigning the system to address the system flaws is necessary to solve them. But to successfully redesign and implement system reform requires first having a comprehensive SELP system plan. This is where the book comes in handy.
