Debate: Should the minimum wage be abolished?
Side: No.

Yes trail and error works, but, when your playing with the fate of billions of people you don't exactly just go in there with the whole "its not gonna work, but eventually we'll get it" attitude.It's not playing, it's correcting ways. A huge difference. You would rather keep following current inferior and stupid ways instead of something much much more efficient and something that is better for everyone?Im a rather skilled musician and artist, don't talk to be about creativity. Its not about imagination, just cause someone is unable to see your vision of a perfect world (whether it would be good or not) does not make them unimaginative, if anything you lack realism and are unable to understand that your vision is more of an ideology than an actual system.Musician and artist? Not exactly into "heavy" creativity... I'm more toward high fantasy and science fiction, so I've got to have a good grasp on reality.That world wouldn't be perfect, perfect is impossible.Currently it is an ideology because it does not exist outside the mind... yet. But it could if it were done and it will one day be done, assuming humanity takes its head out of the hole. That's not lacking realism, it's having more of it than you, clearly, as I can see alternative and better ways for it all to work. There's this what is right now and then there're the other possibilities.Your supposed to think freely, but, thinking freely does not mean totally ignoring history and reality, for instance, I can think that Meth won't hurt me but regardless of what I think it will, someone who simply shuns the evidence that Meth is bad for you is not a free thinker, there just ignorant.I know enough about history. And I'm not ignoring reality, you are, as you deny the possibility.The meth example is a poor one, it does not apply here. We are talking about what is in the minds of people, not what you can touch and consume and see direct effects. They are completely different. Meth is meth, one view is not the same as another and outcomes of views also differ depending on people's views and opinions that can change.Are you trying to say that since it was a hobby that I was interested in and not a government planned class in a public school that it is somehow less valid?Doesn't matter if it comes from school or your own free time, it's rather worthless either way.First off, how do you think people get money? There are a few spoiled brats, but for the most part if you want to obtain wealth you have to be smart or skilled.Or greedy and willing to do anything in your power to get what you want. The rich people basically steal it, as they have far more than they will ever use (and I don't mean using it on worthless junk).Secondly, it wouldn't be the one "with the most brains" it would be whoever is incharge, if your going to have a society with no money where all products are rationed your going to have some form of large government, the people who run it will be in power regardless of how smart or stupid they are.And how would the leading people be selected? People would be smarter on average than they are currently...Currently many people go for leading positions because of money. That means idiots find their way up there. In moneyless society those people would not want that position, they'd gain nothing from it.Stupidity is human nature, we are like any other creature, we screw up. No matter how much you make people "learn" about anything, human nature will always be there weather its for the better or worse. Survival is an instinct of human nature and most other behaviors in human nature are linked back to it, but that would be over simplifying it to say that we only care about survival.In that case I'd say making mistakes is human nature, not stupidity. Not all people are stupid, but all make mistakes. Being ignorant of something is not exactly being stupid, you make a mistake and you learn. Might as well say learning is human nature.I didn't say we only care about survival, I said it all originates from that, if you trace it back.