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He didn't say that at all He alluded to how those systems being over-regulated and broken prevent the usual economic factors from working. E.g. if you don't al
by drunkonpappy 6y ago
He didn't say that at all
He alluded to how those systems being over-regulated and broken prevent the usual economic factors from working. E.g. if you don't allow people to build new houses in certain places then that makes it quite easy for housing prices to go up in those areas
- Ididntdothis 6y agoThen let’s fix those first before talking about UBI.
- JoeAltmaier 6y agoOr not. Because folks are hurting now. And with UBI they might be able to move to more affordable locations anyway, which helps solve the other problem right there.
- drunkonpappy 6y agoThere's no reason we can't implement UBI asynchronously For what it's worth, of all of these solutions, UBI is the one that requires the least overhead, by far. Housing requires actually building houses. Education means making broad structural changes to many different levels of the whole system UBI, as it has been mainstreamed, is literally just playing a trick within the money/accounting/tax system to lift people out of poverty. This will have a positive spill-over effect into other stuff