Gold, page-3344

Well its easy.

For example education is needs to be dependent on the markets not regulation.

So for example Uni's should not be able to provide courses that do not lead to genuine jobs otherwise they are wasting economic resources and costing taxpayers money by increasing the supply of people that do not meet the demand and will of the people.

So for example a course must have stats properly on job prospects relevant and also needs to be based on market demands for the supply of labour satisfying customer demands and competitive prices.

A lot of this gets back to the supply of expertise to meet customer demands and flexibility allowed in the markets for services allowing the will of the people to drive the supply of labour to the market. For example alternate medical services should be available to drive the market and if consumers die because they are dumb that is a part of life. Like Uber is driven by the peoples will versus the regulated taxi market

Likewise money is dependant on the markets and therefore independent apart from the will of the people rather than currency dependant on regulation and a power structure to create a value that does not exist.

For example currency is based on the value placed on trust in the regulation system not the will of the people. If the will of the people does not trust the systems in place then currency has not value despite and value placed on it by power brokers because the will of the people find ways to circumnavigate the currency.