> It wouldn't stop double-voting Why not? One vote per human is trivial. Just read the last entry before the poll closes. Solved. That's how we do it today, wi

> It wouldn't stop double-voting Why not? One vote per human is trivial. Just read the last entry before the poll closes. Solved. That's how we do it today, with paper ballots. > We already have ID for that While modern IDs have biometrics they aren't usually validated as such. Just a quick glance is more common. It can be circumvented and fake/borrowed IDs are common. > UBI is a thing that at least in the US -- is but a vague dream, not anything that's realistically going to happen anytime soon Only because of lack of understanding and FUD. I agree that the US has a long way to go but in Europe where we have working welfare system UBI would save billions in administration costs. We already have it but with strings and hoops. I don't think a country where an ambulance ride costs a monthly salary should serve as an example to that argument. That's like claiming police is worthless because -- at least in Saudi Arabia -- is but a vague dream, since they're so easily bribed.