You’re presenting a potentially flawed argument as well, IMO. No offense - it’s an interesting discussion with many facets. I’m however positive, in the case o

You’re presenting a potentially flawed argument as well, IMO. No offense - it’s an interesting discussion with many facets. I’m however positive, in the case of essential infrastructure, enough people - engineers, technicians and the like will happily work together despite being provided UBI. Same with health care and other essential professions. They’ll do it no matter governmental or ”private” initiatives. A lot of us would probably direct our effort more in unison to creating a better world once the basics are of no concern. In the end all we need to do is to cooperate. It’s what we’ve evolved to do. UBI is kind of the final step here - realize it’s not a zero sum game. Can you not see a lot of cooperatives and interesting governmental initiatives arising due to UBI? I certainly can.