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At least one in my opinion. None of these studies are designed to be capable of tracking "success" across a society. There's this wide belief that the plebesci
by magospietato 1y ago
At least one in my opinion. None of these studies are designed to be capable of tracking "success" across a society.
There's this wide belief that the plebescite will emergently produce great cultural works if they're freed from labour.
We already have effective UBI for the non-working classes in many countries. I can assure you that the recipients produce little of worth.
- chneu 1y agoOh I'm so glad some random comment on HN can assure of us such things. What is this "effective UBI" that you're talking about? Pensions? That isn't UBI.
- gruez 1y ago>We already have effective UBI for the non-working classes in many countries. I can assure you that the recipients produce little of worth. What is this referring to? Pensioners?
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- mvdtnz 1y agoPresumably dole bludgers.
- Simon_O_Rourke 1y ago> I can assure you that the recipients produce little of worth. This is pure BS, how would you weigh the cultural value of one thing versus another. Not everyone's cultural has an event in the Kennedy Center with tuxedo clad morons attending.