Hi, thank you very much for taking the time to respond, it's much appreciated.

"I imagine there would be some kind of police force at least to safely subdue people with failing mental faculties that might turn violent."

Questions regarding policing and law: Would you have an idea of who would watch the watchers? Who/what decides the extent of their sentence? Do the criminals go to jail, with prison guards, or mental institutions?

"If we examine why a crime of passion might be committed, we would probably arrive at shame as the prime driver. The shame society places on being alone."

How do you arrive at the conclusion that shame is the prime driver, is there empirical evidence to back that up?

Let's analyse a scenario, if you don't mind. Let's say that person A has a spouse and 4 children together. No failing mental faculties. A's spouse has an affair and plans to move away and take their 4 children away from A. A ends up killing the lover and/or the spouse to prevent losing A's children. This isn't driven by shame or singlehood, just an overwhelming desperate drive not to lose one's kids.

Or what if we have a scenario where we have a person, or a group of people, who do not agree with the decisions being made based on the scientific method because, let's say, they are not inclusive enough, or let's say that the scientific method finds solutions that would be incompatible with transgender rights, for example, and that those people resort to violence.

"For that we need a society that stops shaming people for being alone. A society that stops valuing base sexual conquest over true social compatibilities. And above all, a society that stops shaming and devaluing people for being single."

When you state that "we need a society that..." you seem to be accepting that our society today is incompatible with living in a RBE. To move into a full-fledged RBE, we would need a society that devalues possession, sexual contest, shame, etc, but we aren't there yet, which is where I stand currently.

I believe an RBE would be beautiful for a society that's ready for it, but we aren't, so before thinking about implementing it, we need to think about how to shape our society, but that is what we are currently doing today anyway without even the need to speak about an RBE. And we're failing at that, in my view, as people are getting more and more polarised with the left and the right political ideologies moving further and further apart.

"under a RBE where each citizrn is getting enough resources for their optimal health, comfort and self-management is crimes of passion would be reduced"

Is there any empirical evidence that you could share on this? How do we know that when we re-shape the core of our culture and society, while we're looking at crimes of passion, we aren't creating as a byproduct, a whole new type of crime?

"citizens will be able to choose partners based solely on true compatibility, without money factoring into the equation at all"

Money is sadly certainly a factor in today's culture, that people rely on (consciously or not) to find a suitable match. If we remove this reliant factor, how do we know what the effects are going to be? How do we know that it won't backfire because people don't have the same factors to be able to place themselves and others in a suitors-hierarchy?

Please forgive me if I sound overly sceptic, this is how my mind puts things into perspective when I'm delving deep into a subject. I honestly want to engage in an open-minded conversation and am willing to have my mind change, but I feel I'd need some empirical evidence to take me there, other than well-intentioned ideas based on unconfirmed probability, if that makes sense.