This is a wonderful and well-thought out article. As a Star Trek fan fitcion author, “Star Trek: Maxwell’s Misfits,” and a former businessman, I took a great interest in what you had to say. I am currently a public school teacher, and I have found that the difference in behavior between the public and private sector is astounding. I never heard any of my fellow salesmen/women complain about their pay to their customers. Pay is important, of course, but the customer doesn’t want to waste his or her time on our personal problems. But I know teachers who routinely complain to their students about their lack of pay, because they feel like venting and there is nothing that the students can do about it, even though their parents pay the taxes that support the teachers’ salaries.
Some people claim that in 400 years, mankind will be very different. Why should it be? We really haven’t changed our natures that much in the past 4,000 years.
One thing that I have noticed about Socialists Utopian Societies, whether it is the local school district, a state run university, or the Soviet Union–the guys at the top are paid tremendously well and have great benefits despite all the talk about equality. Apparently, equality is for the little people. The people at the top of Utopian Societies live like kings.

A system like this requires no money, because the currency is your abilities. So long as you do your job you’ll never want. That’s more then any Capitalistic (scarcity and inequality based) system can say.

The funny thing is that:

In many countries these people don’t survive. They starve to death or are mobbed.

Just saying!~ LOL.

It’s really weird. Seek professional help for your problem.