i agree that people will find ways to work. gettting paid fairly is the concern, and i'm arguing that UBI hurts that by (clever) design. automation is an argum

i agree that people will find ways to work. gettting paid fairly is the concern, and i'm arguing that UBI hurts that by (clever) design. automation is an argument (and a threat) made by capital holders explicitly to depress wages, and distract from the shenanigans that already hugely imbalance the labor market in their favor. it's not some inevitability. our economy can evolve in an infinite number of ways, WALL-E be damned.