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Food, yes. Shelter, no. Healthcare and education — oh so very no.

• PeterisP 9y ago
  Modern shelter is very cheap as soon as you decouple the location of it from the location of jobs, which redistribution does. A home in a good location is expensive mostly because of the location; but building shelter as such (or using shelter that's built but not needed because it's in towns that have no jobs) is cheap. Education and basic healthcare is already provided by many societies (USA is a bit of an exception, as it is in most things). Those parts doesn't even need any major changes or restructuring to provide for everyone, I was quite literal when stating food, shelter and entertainment as the core needs of unemployed/unemployable that would need such a change.
  • atemerev 9y ago
    Oh. Most of the towns will have no jobs soon. Cheap homes galore!