> it disincentivizes work "work" is a funny term. Accepting for the sake of argument that it disincentivizes economically beneficial work, what if it frees up

> it disincentivizes work "work" is a funny term. Accepting for the sake of argument that it disincentivizes economically beneficial work, what if it frees up eg, artists and other culturally important activities? Or family care? Is that a bad thing? It makes /society/ better, even if it makes /the economy/ slightly worse