Economic System Failure and Restructure

Michael  Hoexter Nails it this morning:

Behind the Crisis in American Governance: Delusions about the Economy Treated As a Matter of Differing Economic “Taste” – Pt. 2/2

It is long, takes some time but he draws the most comprehensive picture of the problem touching on all the key points.  

There is a certain optimal conceptual structure derived or arising from the Mission Statement of what a Super Class Social Entity wants and assigns itself the role of accomplishing and builds a conceptual structure that implements and achieves that Mission Statement. 

All the children of the Superclass inherit  attributes of the Superclass.  If "American Governance" is the Superclass object with the essential fundamental attributes that are inherited by all its children in the engineered conceptual governance model, its fundamental attributes are those that are logically elemental in accomplishing the Mission Statement, The Vision, the City on the Hill, the dream of a More Perfect Union.

What's Money got to do with it?  What's Freedom got to do with it?  What's Love got to do with it?   

What is it that wants to be done?

There are so many things of relative value to be done it is hard to decide.

It is all about making decisions.

Money is our Social Media decision making tool. Public Money, Private Money.

Money is only one of the Child Class entities in the system.

The design of what Money is determines what Money does.

The child class "Money" of the parent Super Class "Governance" has been structured to become the Super Class of a system in which "Governance" is a child class inheriting all the attributes of the the Super Class Money and adding its own unique attributes and associated behaviors in relation to the Mission Objectives of the Super Class: Money and its associated conceptual system structure of Governance.

Money is on top and drives everything.

Analysis and debate about the problem is all framed in terms of the essence of the "Governance System"  Money and the Crises is that the situation is all about the fact that:

Behind the Crisis in American Governance: Delusions about the Economy Treated As a Matter of Differing Economic “Taste” – Pt. 2/2

It is more than Michael Hoexter's comments that there are some hard factors driving the situation that make it more than a matter of taste as a problem to the structure and function of the system,  the hardest factor is exactly what does this Super Class Entity Object: "American Enterprise" aim to accomplish as its Mission Statement?

What mix of competition and cooperation do we wish to choose to govern ourselves?

Money in the driver's seat, a monetary system created by and run by a private enterprise that controls both what money is and what money does as delusions about matters of taste destroys our System of Governance.

Who benefits from the perpetration of these Economic Delusions about the economy?

They will continue to benefit as long as it remains a debt money system and changing it to a debt free system is off the board for negotiation.

Money is debt until it is defined as a debt free entity object that is our means to accomplish our governance objectives (not their self interest). They now own the ball, they own the game and the referee.  That will not change until the system collapses because it is a failed model.