I live where $10/day is considered a decent wage, so $670/month sounds pretty good. If one spends their working years paying for a house and saving for discret

I live where $10/day is considered a decent wage, so $670/month sounds pretty good. If one spends their working years paying for a house and saving for discretionary expenses, with the knowledge that food and utilities will be covered by the basic income, it'd be much more than adequate. The real problem is that many of the more adventurous types would just go live in India! Health care is a politically charged issue, so I'd say replace social security but leave medicare out of it. Obviously something fair would have to be worked out for people who have already paid into the system with an expectation of benefits much higher than $500/month..