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   by 198739834 8y ago

   >Necessary for what? For whatever the people who provide the money need. >There are already plenty of "necessary" people who consume the cultural output of the "unnecessary". I don't think the corporations&#x2
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   by 198739834 8y ago

   Basic income is an admittance that hundreds of millions of people are no longer necessary. Governments and corporations will not pay billions of dollars per year to people who do nothing. It will result in a strange situation where companie
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   by 198739834 8y ago

   >I tend to think of basic income as the former without the absolutely massive bureaucratic overhead. That isn't true though. The "universal" part makes it completely different. The only reason we are talking about basic in
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   by 198739834 8y ago

   Herman Miller chairs are somewhat of a scam. They aren't really ergonomic in that they round inwards at the top edges around where your shoulder blades contact with the mesh. If you actually have good posture, this will round your shou