there are spectacularly many versions of UBI. many of them lead directly to neofeudalist traps, but my intuition is that this, ah, think tank(?) is not particularly against that outcome.
the actual dagger in the heart of most versions of UBI is that they involve indexing to national CPI (or worse, local cost of living) leading to catastrophic inflation(s).
there are spectacularly many versions of UBI. many of them lead directly to neofeudalist traps, but my intuition is that this, ah, think tank(?) is not particularly against that outcome.
the actual dagger in the heart of most versions of UBI is that they involve indexing to national CPI (or worse, local cost of living) leading to catastrophic inflation(s).