How to hack the government: reverse taxation™

The white paper's hook — and it's a policy hack, not a keyboard one. You don't storm the system or break into it; you reverse its taxation. Tax the ghosts (the corporations that can afford it and can't feel it), exempt the humans already below the floor, and route the money to the pools, the floor, the joy. It's a "hack" the way a life-hack is a hack: a small, entirely legal move that reroutes a big machine toward the good. No intrusion, no crime, nothing to jailbreak — just the budget turned right-side up so it funds people instead of ghosts. Kin: dollars don't equal speech, so tax the ghosts, tax the rich = tax the pools, government can be good, the white paper. (A civic metaphor, labeled: "hack" = a clever legal lever, never system intrusion.) (His coin — machine's read, refine to his.)