But we already have that permanent poor class, vanishingly few of whom escape it, and they're actually getting poorer as time goes on. I see UBI as the best pl

But we already have that permanent poor class, vanishingly few of whom escape it, and they're actually getting poorer as time goes on. I see UBI as the best plan by far I've heard to address homelessness and poverty and education and hunger with a single solution. No it's not perfect, but for as little as working provides poor people now, what incentive do they have now that they'd lose later besides those below basic human dignity (like eating)? To your point about politicians mucking with BI on the regular, I concur that is a real concern to proper execution.