The article convinced me that UBI would likely be a more meaningful policy position. Some people (the majority, in reality) just aren't cut out for college. Co-

The article convinced me that UBI would likely be a more meaningful policy position. Some people (the majority, in reality) just aren't cut out for college. Co-determinism seems D.O.A if companies like Uber are planning on autonomous transportation: the underemployed working class is but a stepping stone to creating a company that depends on exclusively highly skilled, upper middle class laborers. Truthfully, there may be not much of a place for low-skilled labor if the service sector will be inevitably automated. UBI is too far left; education for all is palatable policy. And that's why the Democratic establishment is where it's at.