The only challenge to embracing this more widely is that a lot of people will object to the government tracking everyone who drives along a certain stretch of road. While some cultures won't mind (Singaporeans are already monitored 24/7, for instance), this would be like a declaration of war in places like Wyoming.
And then there's Finland, where apparently the price you pay for a speeding ticket is based on how much money you earn.
That's a great idea and I'd love to see it actually implemented.
I heard it was used in Nepal to pick a new PM. (I don't know anything about, and am not commenting on the politics involved).
On days I'm angry at everyone and not driving on the interstate myself, I'd almost rather go to Finland's "day-fine" system
We had Google set up drives that were owned by departments, rather than users, for the sharing of files. Of course that doesn't stop people from screwing up and sharing from their own accounts, but it does minimize it.
Extreme cop out considering he was, in the real world at the same time, essentially using the same argument to defend his positions on nuclear armament.
And the attitudes of both books also pervade everything he wrote after them, through his death. They definitely were an expression of his actual beliefs.
