I didn't read Henry George, whoever that is, I'm reading you right now. Are you suggesting to tax a single family home the same as a six, if they take up the same amount of space?

What happens if someone has owned the home for 60 years, they're older and retired, and suddenly it so happens their neighborhood got popular a decade ago and their property values doubled, and some rezoning happened at a nearby avenue. That's one example. How about we try the academic flirtations with tax experiments at a smaller scale elsewhere, first?