And neither is it the answer to enforced Systemic into-ism and firstism, that is, the idea that any policy must first and only go directly into the system, never by passing it, going around or outside of it, and most especially never go directly to the individual  even if there may be an inherent flaw in the system which cannot be actually solved by anything other than a direct  payment to the individual which does not go into the system first.

This is analogous to the enforced monopolistic idea of the Catholic church before the Reformation that salvation could only be achieved by the sacraments and only via the church and its duly authorized clergy and not directly even if from God and his Grace.  Economic policy requires a new reformation where policy can go directly to the individual first. In fact as Grace was only possible via the church, so now completely reflectively no monetary or economic Grace as in a free and direct gift may go directly to the individual first, nor for that matter may monetary and economic Grace be applied to or within the system itself. In other words the system is completely opaque to the concepts of directness of any kind and also of Grace/gifting.

Furthermore, as directness to the individual is immediate, simultaneous and thus unifying that means enforced systemic into-ism and firstism also enforces a via and hence time and time lags and also prevents unity and wholeness as well,…in other words it prevents the concept of Trinity-Unity-Wholeness as well.