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I'm not arguing against Universal Basic Income - provided that, in practice, the proportion of people who elect to work for money remains relatively high. I am
by reflexive 10y ago
I'm not arguing against Universal Basic Income - provided that, in practice, the proportion of people who elect to work for money remains relatively high.
I am arguing against the idea that we don't need money to create incentives.
- majewsky 10y agoI didn't see anyone arguing that money is not needed for incentive purposes.