I think that was confirmed in the Ontario UBI study. There was a small but significant minority of people whose lives worsened on UBI. Although a majority repor

I think that was confirmed in the Ontario UBI study. There was a small but significant minority of people whose lives worsened on UBI. Although a majority reported being better off a significant percentage of people were the same or worse. The study also showed that it basically did not change people's employment status or job training. That was a benefit touted for UBI. If people had income coming in that didn't depend on working they would seek job training and improve their careers. However, that did not appear to be the case generally. It took a lot of effort to find this. It was buried beneath news spam in search results where things were cherry picked out of it. Study is here: https://labourstudies.mcmaster.ca/documents/southern-ontarios-basic-income-experience.pdf https://labourstudies.mcmaster.ca/documents/southern-ontario...