Almost Infinite
Max Clark, Sortition USAWritings about land taxation, Georgism, sortition, maybe game design, maybe the weather.
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Unabashed single land value tax panacea monger. But actually, maybe sortition is more fundamental? Was homeschooled in California in the 90s.
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