That's a bit overboard in my opinion. I do like the idea of having people trained for specific tasks as well as the idea of eliminating currency.
However it is very difficult if not impossible to implement most of these initiatives in a humane fashion.
People need to be accepting of changes of this sort as opposed to being forced into them. There are only a few ways of getting this done and will most
likely require several generations of conditioning to accomplish.
For example, classes have to be eliminated, everyone would have to be equal. This alone is something that people are not ready for. Imagine a doctor
being on the same level in society as a person that's serving your burger and fries (This is not a personal opinion, I treat everyone the same it's
just my view on how people are generally looked at).
In order to eliminate currency one has to eliminate greed. In today's money hungry society this will be a most difficult task. I can't even come up
with a strategy for it. A point system is useless as it's basically a form of currency. Unless everyone has the same amount to use as anyone else.
The elimination of currency gets rid of businesses and competition. Which means that more people will be working to achieve a common goal under one
roof. This is a good thing as long as the goals are actually useful. So as a result of this we would find that a lot of useless manufacturing will
stop and we will have a lot less 'wants' and better access to our 'needs'. This will also be good for our environment.
I apologize that this isn't really structured properly, however I'm at work and slightly hung over from going out last night.