Proof the FSFP works

I have found what looks like mathematical proof that the FSFP (Flow Siphon Flat Payment) does encourage better markets, more equality and a more fluid interaction of many individuals across many markets. It does what I thought it would! It turns a stagnant pond dwarfed by a rigid hierarchical tsunami into a fluid, vibrant market full of innovation and trade.

Chart of order to disorder


French mathematicians Bouchard and Mezard have used a simple mathematical economic model to show that a small take from the income of participants distributed evenly does stop the Pareto effect. The Pareto effect is the automatic tendency of all economies whether they be market driven, top down dictatorships or communist command economies to hand the majority of power and wealth to the top 10-20%.

They state “If a fraction of the income tax …are evenly redistributed to all [this] tend(s) to reduce the inequalities of wealth” whereas if the taxes are not redistributed it can actually increase inequality.

I need a good mathematician to fully test their (and my) theories; I need volunteers that can put the FSFP into their models. And perhaps test sanctions and manipulations also. Contact me if you are interested in helping. I suspect we will end up with a fluid flow as described in this article which ceases collapse.

I’m on the verge of proving this with a little help I’m sure we can solve the world’s economic woes.

David J Campbell

Watch Nick Hanauer on Job creators, its not the wealthy!

See also: DemoKratia : how to empower the 99%
How did we get into this mess and how to get out of it
Brain, community, universality – three modes one whole
Wealth condensation: why the rich get richer and the poor poorer

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