Re:Universal basic income: A nonprofit is about to test it i...
by washadjeffmad on Friday April 15, 2016 @03:23PM
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Funded by something, not necessarily someone.
As automation replaces larger portions of previously human-held positions, it could either be taxed on behalf of or socialized for investment by the basic income receiving communities.
Granted the ideal scenario for that is a long way off, but the incentives don't have to be.
As automation replaces larger portions of previously human-held positions, it could either be taxed on behalf of or socialized for investment by the basic income receiving communities.
Granted the ideal scenario for that is a long way off, but the incentives don't have to be.