Bodhisattya

What would be the fallout, under the hypothetical assumption that we manage to outlaw having a net worth above a billion minus one (or any scientifically determined stopping point for net worth)? I think the narrative of inequality is very much wealth driven, though there are other forms as well. Would it have a major impact on the way the world works? Would we instead have much more millionaires, with very little impact on the bottom of the pyramid?

The poorest section should have the maximum utility from additional income. However, is there any form of benefit the society can derive from individuals controlling wealth at scale?

Our startup has built an Ontology containing medical terms and their relations. In simpler terms, we have the names (diseases, symptoms, medications etc...) and the relations that they have to each other. It is used in the back-end for our current products. We are thinking of opening it (the medical ontology) for public access and building a community that uses and maintains it. Forgive my google skills, but I see very little interest in this tech and almost zero applications that use anything similar.

Should we take the trouble to go through with the project?

Is there anyone using this kind of structured knowledge base? How?