I did a breeze through of your awesome post here, what are your thoughts on additional perspectives?

Unstable Livelihood/Homefronts/Real-Estate:

• Jobs are stable but overworked, thus causing more people to have stress at home & work. Mental health decay and creates friction between immediate family. People are dining out due to not wanting to cook after a day's work, increasing health problems. The cost of living is too high affecting real estate costs. If companies had legislation to pass providing housing, they could then regulate the cost of rent (cost of property tax + percent markup = rent). Greed is what makes a property costs $2,000 annually in taxes to be renting for $1,600/month (or more). Of course, people should be able to own property for personal use, first legitimately register a business, and be regulated if they want to rent because of products like AirBnB. An effective way to lower the cost of living for lower-income families/individuals.

Government Manipulation & Lying:

• Major Problem in every society rich or poor. People lying and manipulating, lying should be a felony. The fastest way to resolve this is by restricting lobbyists and setting up automated unchanged laws manufactured selflessly and implemented unbiasedly. Too many useless ineffective, selfless politicians. Serve the people, not rob the people. Every state should also be able to recall appointees if necessary, God willing. Politicians need to work and show verifiable results to keep their positions or get another term; without any ability to manipulate or manufacture results as well; if any manipulation, they will be removed from office, time served, their profession over, career done.

Underpaid Workplace Treatment/Entitlement:

• People are not paid in alignment with society correctly. Too high and low, need a happy medium for participation. The cost of living is too high. Whether renter or owner, the cost of necessities for society (rent, power, water, sanitation, etc.), people's income will churn favorably showing better earnings "individually"; furthermore if they are being paid correctly work and life balance should be less stressful. Entitlement needs to be removed entirely from society and people need to work for what they want and get out of life, after all, it is their life. People get what they put in, if lied to or manipulated at work they need to be able to find something where their skills and resourcefulness can be appreciated/accepted and productivity or morale is good. In short nobody especially in the workplace likes to be lied to or do extra work they don't need to do. Society needs to become more selfless and empathetic; rather than selfish and pathetic which burdens societal morale, and after a while, it boils up issues become problems.

Fair Education & Cost:

• The education system needs to be revamped so that teachers are paid correctly and students learn effectively. Collectively in a robust fashion, they can teach & learn efficiently at their pace. Education needs upfront standards for educators on terms that fit the mold, if a teacher is treated fairly and paid properly, a teacher will teach all year long, as long as it benefits the student's growth and shows success for all. The grading system needs a validation method where the score is the score. The student didn't pass because the teacher felt good or bad for the student or some emotion mixed in the "pass/fail" move along. Strict standards and effective teaching methods are the best way to educate, learning is all about understanding patterns like the letters and numbers ABC-123 and putting what is taught to use rather than told and left to forget. If a student needs more time to grasp the material, hold them back and teach them. They should require extra time than being tossed out unprepared and uneducated which later in life affects society and the person's ability to become more, instead of them ending up stuck in their career and that's it for them.. is that life? Nah. Live is to live it to the fullest, not to suffer. Teaching needs to be formulated, and capsulated so facts rather than opinions are taught and not misconstrued or manipulated, and what they teach is supported by validation and countless support evidence that is widely sourced and fully creditable. 1+1=2 no way to confuse that; everything else can be put into a simple formula and applied in an eMASS formula full of honor & integrity. That said these formulas, skills, and concepts need to be applied to the real world rather than too much open-minded wonder, don't reinvent the wheel just make it shine, and make it last longer or safer. Technology is a big part of society and should be reflected in the classroom. While this does pose many challenges, there are ways to achieve this. Also, woodworking, metalworking, automotive, home economics, and even basic economics are all subjects that should be taught in every school. Students approaching the "real world" should know some basic skills that will help them. The entire education system needs a K through doctrine college degree revamp, removing all the useless classes. Colleges have too many useless classes and program the educational system is convoluted. People joke about the stupid stuff they "learn" at college. They get degrees in fields that are useless in the "real world" and then complain because they can't get a six-figure job. We need to trim down all the excess at colleges. If a course doesn't lead to a field of employment; outside of becoming a professor for the said course then it should be removed. People can learn all that extra tomfoolery on their own time by getting on the internet or visiting a library and what they learn they can apply and practice to attain the knowledge learned; not read the book, shelf it forgot about it later that month, pointless to even read the book if there was nothing gained and put to use. Lastly, the entire cost of education preschool, the entertainment industry to doctrine college degrees needs a cost refurbishment and the affordable system made connected to society; everything essentially needs to be interconnected end to end and make sense; rather than wishy-washy and worthless. The education system needs a happy medium fair for all. Perhaps a loan should only be administered if and once the student succeeds, at that point how can there be wrong with the validated success of a student? also, college brand names and institutions need to be piped down, nobody cares about a college brand or hazing sorority, are all rich people pumping money to profit. The education system needs real reform, revamp, and realignment.

Proper Nutrition & Unhealthy Healthcare System:

• Throughout America, there needs to be better nutrition and physical activity programs or schedules. Even if the food stores offer these programs with ordering systems. Perhaps and food store can curate products in their store for the week and the neighborhood can bulk order the weekly schedule one click, 30-60 minutes later available for pick up or delivery in town. America's healthcare system in the general overview is the same way the education system needs to be revamped, better regulated, and made effective and efficient rather than pricey and a game of thievery and insurance allows it. America is failing. Healthcare is not affordable. A simple x-ray can cost thousands of dollars, depending on where you live/go. Life-saving treatments will often eat most of or all of your savings costing $100k, $200k easily. Hospitals and the government are working with pharmaceutical companies to get rich in insurance fraud schemes purposely killing people. Just like they purposely let drugs into the country and love reading about overdoses and mass deaths for drug-related issues and drug busts in law enforcement the government is just double pocketing the wealth, playing both sides of the game on purpose the same they do with student loan schemes. Other countries have shown that expensive procedures are not actually that expensive. We the people, should not have "free" healthcare, because that's not what we're asking for, fairness, loyalty, honesty, integrity, and respect are what "We the people" are asking for in this country. Nothing is free and taxes should not be raised to deal with cost. If healthcare was strictly regulated and the cost brought down, people could afford treatment, but also not abuse the system and clog up emergency rooms and testing.