Sounds like a distopia to me. One can solve disputes without judges, lawyers, etc.
> I expect I have not overlooked that there will not be class conflict. That
> is is not the only kind of irreconciable conflict. Very few of the disptes I
> dealw ith, except perhaps the employment ones, involve that sort of issue.
> Rather you have issues like: I was injured. You were negligent. You should
> have to pay me. Or: you promised to deliver X and you didn't. Pay me. Etc.
Which is only a problem if you maintain a market economy.
> Anyway, even where there are no such clashes of interests, there will still
> be a proliferation of rules governing rather technical and specialized
> subjects, and these will require specilaized interpreters.
There don't have to be hyperspecialized rules with a separate class of people to interpret them. The implementation of such a system would mean the rule of the managerial & intellectual class.
> An inefficient enterprise has to be shut down.
> The workers get other jobs, but goi through serious dislocation.
Again premised on a market.
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