yes that's why I see that a simplification is also needed. If I look at for instance when I studies economics, in my first year I was taught a lot of basic premises which stand as the foundation of economics. A lot of these premises were unsound and as a result create a lot of ripple effects and consequences. Then in later years, you learn about all the myriad of ways to 'balance out' and kind of counter act all these consequences, which in most cases, are also unsound, creating again their own set of consequences .... and so it continues. This results in a vast network of rules and regulations which for most part can be greatly downsized and simplified if you do a general overhaul and create a solid foundation.