> BI is usually presented as a right now improvement Not as far as I've seen, and not in this article this discussions about, or any of the articles it subsequ

> BI is usually presented as a right now improvement Not as far as I've seen, and not in this article this discussions about, or any of the articles it subsequently links to in it's body. " Although basic income seems fiscally challenging today, in a world where technology replaces existing jobs and basic income becomes necessary, technological improvements should generate an abundance of resources and the cost of living should fall dramatically." That is what I am questioning: what most view as an inevitability and BI is solution for. I am happy to read BI articles about solving the current socioeconomic problems. The few I have read all make this "automated utopia" assumption. I read exactly one that talks about implementing it with today's constraints.