Yeah, the generational losses work well, --if-- the people wanting the change have the patience to just let it work out. Even c*p like Microsoft is temporary; does anybody think the structure as it is will survive B&B? If so, dreamers.

I would make one small change: inheritances should be spread around as much as possible. That allows entropy to work more efficiently. Don't know precisely which provisions would work best for that.

Simple confiscation of inheritances doesn't do what you want. It simply means that the owner is going to piss it all away if possible before dying -- and remember that any significant wealth, in our society, means that many, many others are dependent on it; employees, investors, retirees, etc. etc., not just fatcats. Then, too, for practical reasons it also means the Government gets the money, and tosses it in the general pot for spending on junkets, buying votes, and all the other wonderful benefits.