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"...in a world where a minimum slice of pizza was a birthright of a citizen." We do not remotely live in such a world, or even such a country. (I'm referring t
by adamc 12y ago
"...in a world where a minimum slice of pizza was a birthright of a citizen."
We do not remotely live in such a world, or even such a country. (I'm referring to the U.S.)
- proveanegative 12y agoWhether a basic income or even a basic job program is plausible under the current conditions in the US is very debatable (you can find yummyfajitas' criticism here on HN). What I had in mind with my final remark is more about the future, i.e., "how to handle things when the machines take over".