> Given the high rate of unemployment that exists already, it seems like society's value for unskilled work is pretty low already. For some reason, I can't see

> Given the high rate of unemployment that exists already, it seems like society's value for unskilled work is pretty low already. For some reason, I can't seem to explain this concept to many people. We currently have a large population of people who want to work but do not have work. If systems like BI make some of those people (or people who do have jobs) not want to work, that is not a problem; because we would still have more people who want to work than we need. Systems like BI literally give us a sliding scale to control the incentive to work.