@Robin My idea of ideal world is just an extension of Adam Smith idea to area not normally governed by free market.
Basically the market is the ideal form of government. If you can’t get free market, get something close.
Look at patent laws for example. Not exactly free market. But there is a check and balance there. How do government reward inventor? By the worth of the invention. How? Well, give the inventor a right not to allow others to use his invention for 25 years and see how much money people are willing to bribe that investor. Not perfect, but not too bad for a start.
Or look at road. Government can simply tax gasoline to pay for the roads and tax land owners. Security? Baik, let every country compete on how to provide the best security with the lowest tax for the most productive people.
Check and balance. At the end, I pursue meritocracy where the greatest among us are those providing the best service to the most customer rather than those bashing other heads or lying and forcing their way.
This can get really controversial when it comes to gambling, drug, porn, prostitution, land speculation, holy land, health care and organ trades.
Basically I believe that consensual trades most condemned by society is actually the key for peace prosperity. To the opposite, things considered most holy by societies are actually pukes and shit of politicians destined to keep making us fight each other rather than work with one another.
The greatest enemy of humanity is not hatred, or greed. The greatest enemy is excessive morality. We are too moral. Relax a little bit and we will all be better off.
Ideal World is a post from: Pasar Bebas Selamanya