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UBI, the topic has been beaten to death. I like the idea, in theory and on the paper, but it will require complete restructuralization of whole society. When I
by saiya-jin 10y ago
UBI, the topic has been beaten to death. I like the idea, in theory and on the paper, but it will require complete restructuralization of whole society.
When I look how mankind struggles to get simple stuff right (no wars, +-democracy and freedom for all humans), this is Star Trek.
But then again, this guy seems very special. I wish all/most truly powerful people would be like him, not only doing charitable stuff for tax evasion purposes. His added value to mankind in long term seems to be immense, at least that's what I hope for.
- manmal 10y agoThe value he added is already immense - he had a big part in establishing e-vehicles as viable. I'd say he accelerated the transition by several years or more. Fear of him is the only thing driving BMW and co to tighten their e adoption schedules.
- whiskers08xmt 10y agoI don't think the challenge of BI is equal to all societies. In a place like Denmark, which has quite the extensive welfare-system, a large part of the BI could be funded simply by cutting out the bureaucracy of the welfare system.