How is this possible?  Let me discuss the claim that no elected representatives are needed, as an example.  One possible solution would be a Lottocracy whereby representatives are chosen from a pool of viable and tested applicants.  All people that want to be representatives would take a test.  The top 25% would be placed into a lottery pool.  The representatives would then be randomly drawn from the pool.  The resulting body of representatives would be a cross section of the sexes, ages, professions and races.  The representatives would not be mostly male lawyers, as is the present situation in America.  Under a Lottocracy, representatives would be engineers, teachers, doctors and anybody that can score in the top 25% in a test of logic, IQ, and truth.  Perhaps a vote could be called to reject a lottery selection.  There are many possible scenarios all that yield a better aggregate representative body than our current group of lawyer-politicians.

Perhaps you can’t imagine a civilization where everyone can own his or her own business.  Perhaps you can’t imagine a civilization where a healthy person can become a professional athlete, an actress, or a model.  Perhaps you can’t imagine a civilization where every intelligent person can earn a living as a doctor, an engineer, a builder, or a manufacturing entrepreneur. 

This would be a fun place for all to live because it offers a fun and interesting alternate reality.  Live your dreams in a Utopian City-State!

A hundred square miles of property would secure an investment.  Utopian City-States Inc.  primarily needs a benefactor to buy a hundred square miles of property and rent it to us.

You don't know how good a government can be!

• All citizens have the right NOT to be injured or harmed by others (especially government)

• All citizens have the right to equal exchanges for work and property.

• All citizens have the right to own and sell property.

• All citizens have the right to free speech as well as the right to choose what they listen to.

• All citizens have the right to subsistence levels of food, shelter, clothing, medical care, entertainment, transportation and education.

• All citizens have the right to a job or income.

• All citizens have the right to earn and own in abundance.

• All people have the right NOT to be taxed for anything beyond what is necessary for compliance to this body of rights.

• All citizens have the right to justice based on fact, logic and this bill of rights.

• All people have the right to judicial review – by peers – that is proportionate to the severity of the consequences and sufficient for justice.

• All people have the right to suffer ONLY the minimum police and regulatory prophylaxis necessary to protect the rights of other citizens.

• All people have a right to democratically elect a presidential spokesperson.

• All qualified people have the right to be randomly chosen from a pool of the qualified to legislate for and represent the people.

• All people have a right to free access of facts and data that describe all government functions and those of their immediate contractors.

• All people have the right to more abundance if they choose to work hard rather than leisurely.

• All people have the right to a government, which gives citizens a choice of voting for complete proposals and plans (taxation, welfare, social security, defense, etc.) developed by expert societal architects and engineers.  The document describing each plan or project should be published in an easily read document of less than 200 pages.

• All people have the right to a government that is run and managed with proper quality controls to assure that all government services and products are viable, provide services for all, and have sufficient quality and quantity in their product to justify their expense.

• All qualified people have the right to be randomly chosen for government employment.

• All people have the right to pay for and receive optional insurances (for example: better health care, and retirement) and benefits made available, but not paid for, by government.

• This Bill of Rights is the Senior law and cannot be changed or abated.