Agreed. The experience over the last year and the cost of college in the US makes me think that, in absence of some sort of regulation to the contrary, UBI will

Agreed. The experience over the last year and the cost of college in the US makes me think that, in absence of some sort of regulation to the contrary, UBI will simply lead to comparable cost increases. This is very similar to what happened with the cost of college in the US: the government gave students free money (they were called student loans, but basically the same), and colleges ate them up through tuition increases. Why wouldn't the exact same happen with UBI?