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there's so many incentives in today's economy, like starving to death at your third restaurant job.
There will be ai based economics ultimately. It may be called UBI or something else, we don't know.
Way too many people still pay taxes atm
That's how I see it.
so nothing happened, they just squelched the initiative and went back to exacerbating cyclical depressions caused by insecure wealth transfer in the form of poor lower class liquidity.
"Life should be free, but only if you're working for me!"
I'm not informed enough to say if it's a good or bad idea.
the US' ubi programs were canned because they inhibited shortsales by contributing to long term economic growth and value.
even very small programs like california's golden state advantage or the COVID stimuluses had immediate, observable impacts of this nature.