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The problem with all if these arguments is that it assumes there's no other work you'd rather be doing aside from whatever work you've been forced to contort yo
by beatpanda 10y ago
The problem with all if these arguments is that it assumes there's no other work you'd rather be doing aside from whatever work you've been forced to contort your desires into in order to pay rent. I think there's probably a lot of socially valuable work not getting done because social value doesn't translate to economic value.
- theseatoms 10y agoIs that a problem though? Freed from the socio-economic obligation to maximizing income from labor, (due to basic income) one is able to pursue these other types of more p-personally rewarding work.