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I am inclined to agree with you but I'm not certain. There are some arguments that those living off of BI would form a unique subset of the population and might

• jchrisa 13y ago
  the whole point of BI is that everyone gets it, even the rich
  • dllthomas 13y ago
    That doesn't mean those living exclusively on BI mightn't wind up ghettoized. I don't see why this would be any more true than in any other situation, though. (and as I've said elsewhere, I don't think BI should presently be enough to live comfortably on without draining savings).
• dragonwriter 13y ago
  > There are some arguments that those living off of BI would form a unique subset of the population and might effectively be ghettoized at least in terms of colocation as opposed to the more economic/social aspect due to their similar needs/means. The people living primarily off BI (that is "the poor") would likely continue to be segregated, to a certain degree, both physically and socially from those more well-off. But that's not an effect of BI, that's true of the poor now and basically for all of human history.