I can't remember where I read this, but I really liked the idea that UBI was compared to VC funding. I.e. most startups fail, yet investors still invest in star

I can't remember where I read this, but I really liked the idea that UBI was compared to VC funding. I.e. most startups fail, yet investors still invest in startups because the few that succeed compensate for the ones that fail, making investment in startups still worth while. What I read was that UBI can be seen as a government investing in it's people. Not everyone will be doing brilliant and innovative things, but, the person who'd normally would get a secure job at big corp might now feel secure enough to undertake starting something or working on an idea living in the middle of nowhere and when successful, adding an enormous amount of value to the rest of society. So, to answer your question. I'd also be more than happy to live in the middle of nowhere working on ideas and open source etc.