@booklet {4929,
	title = {Aptious Thinking},
	year = {1998},
	month = {1998},
	pages = {118 pp.},
	publisher = {Bear Publications},
	address = {Worcester, Eng.},
	abstract = {<p style="margin-left: 1in;">Essay but self-labeled as a utopia. Aptious is a word coined by the author \&ldquo;to be synonymous with, but more penetrating than, \&lsquo;apt\&rsquo;,\&rdquo; and the book is a consideration of \&ldquo;which bases of day-to-day philosophy are apt for the future\&rdquo; (1). Proposes \&ldquo;a free, mutually respecting society\&rdquo; that will allow individuals to \&ldquo;take responsibility for their own actions\&rdquo; and leave government to \&ldquo;take responsibility for the adverse actions of others\&rdquo; (33). There is a constitution with only seven laws.\&nbsp;These\&nbsp;are general principles except for the law on taxation, which suggests a new system of taxation with the tax imposed whenever money exchanges hands. Crime is an illness and the patient should not be released until cured. Family allowance as a tax credit paid for the first child and, if the government chooses, the second but not for a third or more. Workers should be shareholders in the business for which they work.</p>},
	keywords = {Male author},
	author = {David Roseman}
}
