>There is vastly less pollution, people are spending much more time with their loved ones, people are spending much less time in vehicles and commuting, and peo

>There is vastly less pollution, people are spending much more time with their loved ones, people are spending much less time in vehicles and commuting, and people have much more time to explore their passions and hobbies like instruments and drawing. Some people. We have to be careful not to frame the discussion exclusively from our own, respective positions. I'm very fortunate, for instance, to be able to work from home very easily. This is not the case at all for many. Some have seen their hours increase if they're in the "essential" (a word I hate, but it has become the norm) job category, and/or have taken on risks to their health. Many have lost their jobs entirely. The reduction in pollution is good. Don't get too used to it. >Calm down. That wasn't necessary. >I'm not "pushing" anything, certainly not UBI. You may not be, but there is no question that there are many who are, and that's why this thread exists. >Are you against discussions? You've assumed something else about me, I guess?