There are ways to justify this (decreasing marginal tax rates are consistent with optimal tax theory, as you get the incentive effect without the reduction in revenue on the hours that people would work anyway), but in general I'm kinda worried about tax policy being driven by memetics. Becomes a complexity nightmare.

Vitalik is concerned that tax policies might be influenced more by popular ideas or slogans ("memetics") rather than sound reasoning.

Just a random dude on Web3. 
Just reading random things at random times in random places in a random way I:I)


Vitalik's caution on tax policies influenced by "memetics" is valid. Policy decisions should be based on thorough analysis, not catchy slogans. Sound reasoning trumps popular rhetoric in shaping effective tax strategies.