> but don't believe the fairytale of some outside factor making it or breaking it in you achieving success UBI isn't about 'success'. It's about providing an

> but don't believe the fairytale of some outside factor making it or breaking it in you achieving success UBI isn't about 'success'. It's about providing an environment in which people can choose to do productive, fruitful things. Or silly, pointless things. Whichever they choose doesn't matter, there's no metric other than it's interesting and fulfilling to them. No boss doing an end-of-year report saying 'well Bill, you contributed to 100 open-source programming projects but none of them contributed to increasing our bottom-line, so unfortunately...' Those who are really fired-up chasing 'success' can go ahead and enrich themselves financially just like they do today. Many, many people don't measure success like that but are forced into behaving as if they do just to achieve the basics of the needs-triangle.