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While not exactly the same, wouldn't the children/grandchildren of lottery winners/successful entrepreneurs/old money provide a reasonable proxy? People having

While not exactly the same, wouldn't the children/grandchildren of lottery winners/successful entrepreneurs/old money provide a reasonable proxy? People having been 'gifted' allowances/trust funds over a few generations is hardly unprecedented in modern history.

freen 10y ago
No, because they are a substantial abberation from the norm, which is essential to what the BGI attempts to achieve.
- notatoad 10y ago
  from that perspective wouldn't any trial of basic income then be invalid, because the trial participants are a significant abberation from the norm?