This is a bad example. Students are tied geographically to their respective campuses. With a UBI, individuals would be incentivized to relocate to lower cost of

This is a bad example. Students are tied geographically to their respective campuses. With a UBI, individuals would be incentivized to relocate to lower cost of living areas to stretch their UBI farther. The fact that housing is in such tight demand in certain areas is not an argument against UBI. To solve that problem we need to build more houses.