Honestly the "solutions" portion of this article was fairly weak to me. Or at least they were thing that have been fought over before and need to be won still.

Honestly the "solutions" portion of this article was fairly weak to me. Or at least they were thing that have been fought over before and need to be won still. Perhaps also start looking at solutions constructed differently then the ones on already hard-fought political paths. One example: a Social Wealth Fund distributing a universal dividend https://www.peoplespolicyproject.org/projects/social-wealth-fund/ https://www.peoplespolicyproject.org/projects/social-wealth-... One thing I don't really like about that specific proposal is that it proposes a single federal management agency of the fund. I think politically and risk-distribution wise it would work out better if the fund were distributed in management. So split the single large fund into a single federal collection, and its management divided into state or regional subfunds so that state residents can both watch and be involved in their respective state's management.