Tax Architecture
activeMap the legal asymmetries the curriculum exposes (Lessons 20–23) into concrete, scorable reform proposals — closing step-up and Buy-Borrow-Die without punishing builders.
Each group self-charters around a single problem from the curriculum and commits to shipping a real output. Invitations go to people who complete The Money Game.
Map the legal asymmetries the curriculum exposes (Lessons 20–23) into concrete, scorable reform proposals — closing step-up and Buy-Borrow-Die without punishing builders.
Build open tooling that makes public spending legible — extending the Foreign Spending Scorecard into a citizen-verifiable, always-on data layer.
Pressure-test the lawful levers from Volume IV — public banking, complementary currencies, and parallel rails — against real legal and adoption constraints.
Design outcome-based payment models that pay for health produced, not procedures billed — with the incentive analysis the curriculum trains you to do.
Working-group membership is gated by completing the curriculum. Start the game, finish it, and your CEO University account unlocks the application.