Oh...

Oh no.

I'm gonna have to be that guy... huh?

Ok... I'll try to keep this short, since I don't particularly like leaving excessively long comments. But even as an admitted Utopian fantasy, your description of society and the role of government is NOT a place I would want to live.

• Pumping money into education has not been demonstrated as producing results. That makes sense, as paying a person more does not increase their ability to do their job. You seem to understand this concept when you propose a max salary, which makes me wonder why you don't realize it under a different context. Education is important, but I'm not of the opinion that simply giving them more money will make students perform at higher levels... and I have seen nothing that has yet changed my mind on this.
• Video games are art, and the fact you don't consider them culturally important makes me wonder what other artistic outlets you would target with high taxes
• You go in the exact opposite direction of religious organizations receiving special tax exemptions, and tax them heavily. Congratulations, you just drove every single religion underground, and tore a gaping hole in the societal fabric by disenfranchising massive portions of the population. (I guess you did explicitly say you were a dictator in this utopia of yours...) Oh, and banks too? Well... seems like keeping your money safe is going to get a LOT more expensive. More people will be keeping their money under their mattresses, that's for sure.
• A max salary is an interesting idea... if you want people to stop creating new businesses or technology. Why take the risk and put in all that effort if, given you have above average IQ, you can make the max amount of money as a teacher? Just do that, let the less talented people create the cure for cancer, and make the exact same amount of money as you!

Suffice it to say, I think this utopia with the stated policies would likely turn out awful. It's not full on government dystopian awful, at least not right off the bat, but I certainly don't want to live under a government which not only persecutes the religious but also squelches any demand for any products or services it deems unnecessary.

Now, I'm perfectly aware that, as I am a more politically right wing individual, you would think I'm anti education. I'm not, I have a college degree that has allowed me to get a job in that all-virtuous technology field. But there is another side to this, one that I may need to present myself in a future post. I've been planning on writing up my ideal government structure for awhile now, and just like an anarchist bad mouthing me on Minds encouraged me to finish my full dissection of Anarchy, this may be just the push I need to finish it.