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I don't believe it works like that when everyone has their needs met, specifically with UBI. Possible losses from breaking the law and getting caught would driv
by mordae 4y ago
I don't believe it works like that when everyone has their needs met, specifically with UBI. Possible losses from breaking the law and getting caught would drive the price of white-collar crime up non-linearly. It would also be easier to unionize, which would help combat inequality.
- imtringued 4y agoWhat he means is that in a system with exponential growth, people who reinvest will eventually become a much bigger part of the economy than those who don't (for whatever reason). People with a disproportionate amount of power may use that power to get rid of UBI.