I see any of these "remedies" only band-aid fixes. The crux of problem as I see it is the inability of the system to differentiate between good money and bad money.

This is compounded by the prevailing ideological bent that seems to preclude making such value judgments.

The system that prioritizes wealth is inherently subject to become ideologically corrupt.

As there is a tendency in the real world for the corrupt to obtain more wealth. In effect, rather than being something different than the outside world, that is something revolutionary.

It has in itself the recipe to become just a microcosm of the same flaws. This turn of events has been that which has elucidated my mind to the notion that the system as stands cannot be saved.

It is and will remain dysfunctional. This struggle has been the catalyst and cause for my pursuing the creation of an alternate vision.