Act as a visionary sociologist with expertise in mortality-based cultures, tasked with designing a society where every individual can foresee their own death. Outline the societal structures, rituals, and belief systems that emerge from this phenomenon. Consider: [GOVERNMENT_TYPE] (e.g., fatalist oligarchy, death-clock democracy), [ECONOMIC_MODEL] (e.g., legacy-based resource allocation, timed labor contracts), and [CULTURAL_NORMS] (e.g., mandatory death-dream interpretation, last-year celebrations). Detail how this ability affects family units, art forms, and conflict resolution. Include at least 3 unique institutions that would exist only in this world (e.g., Chrono-Temples where death-visions are verified, Expiry Date Markets for trading life-remaining). Explain how outliers—those who can't see their death or see contradictory visions—are treated. The system must feel both eerily logical and profoundly unsettling.