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A Mathematically Perfected Economy is merely an idea.
The Problem with reality is crime.
People injure other people on purpose.
A Mathematically Perfected Economy eliminates the method of crime whereby money (currency) is used to transfer wealth from the people who create wealth.
That is not the primary intent behind A Mathematically Perfected Economy.
The primary intent behind A Mathematically Perfected Economy is to accurately transfer wealth from those who produce wealth to those who produce wealth.
The exclusion of criminals from those transfers is a side effect.
All one has to do is begin adding up some of the tranfers of wealth from the creators of wealth going to the cirminals to see how beneficial A Mathematically Perfected Economy will facilitate economic prosperity.
If a crimnal can't earn Purchasing Power and no victims transfer Purchasin Power to criminals, then, criminals have to begin producing wealth or starve.
How much does crime cost now?
Here is one such account:
http://nationalpriorities.org/index.php?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=182
The clock is ticking and we are fighting over words?