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A theory to explain human societies
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By saying your annual income will be limited by production is simple, economically sound and can be understood by everyone. To receive a share some meaningful participation is required. Saying the share you will receive will depend on how you participate is easily quantifiable. If sustainable productivity is at the higher end of reward production is encouraged although not guaranteed.
The concept is not even, an individual can still be wealthy, frugal or wasteful. Apart from the limitation to annual income described above there are no other limitations.
Give me one (singular, not multiple) example where you believe the above would be detrimental to society and why?