In this book I discuss the idea that government is a trust. That the public are the grantors of their rights and sovereignty, in a metaphorical sense, and that they grant their votes, taxes, and compliance with the law into trust in a physical, indisputable sense.
I discuss what I think such a model of interaction would look like, and possible uses, and applications it could be applied to, and a little bit about the impact of this power, which ought to, in an ideal world, be vested in the community, would have in public life and discourse.