Universal Basic Income (UBI)
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tempo_n_groove said:mrussel1 said:PJ_Soul said:mrussel1 said:Honestly, I'm not sure it is going to move so fast that we'll even notice. I mean, what if the unemployment rate stays sub 5% for the next 15 years and we turn around, and all the manufacturing is done with robots and we are just using people to deploy and manage the robots. Will we need UBI then? Maybe not. At what point do we need it? If full unemployment is redefined as 10% then maybe so.
So truck driving is going to be gone for the most part in 10 years. All those truck drivers are going to need work.
Now take all the truck stops across middle america. There really isn't a need for them anymore so get rid of those non money making buildings.
All the people that work in them, waiters, waitress', fuel attendants, aren't needed anymore.
Now all the delivery drivers that used to deliver to them aren't needed anymore.
All the manufacturing that was made to send to these stations aren't needed anymore so let's cutback on production and issue more layoffs.
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For sure. In this context, and do believe in the trickle down theory, lol. This is going to be massive... I wish the governments would start preparing for it NOW (that would include getting realistic about it with the population so that people know what to expect). But they won't because they suck, and we'll all pay for it (and our kids and grandkids and on down the line until governments pull their heads out of their asses... along with the people who vote for them as they suck).
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Sam Harris has a way better interview with Yang.
https://samharris.org/podcasts/130-universal-basic-income/
Not really a fan of Rogan.
And in my opinion, if you don't want violence in the streets you are going to have to have UBI in the near future. I'm picturing French Revolution type stuff.0 -
mrussel1 said:tempo_n_groove said:mrussel1 said:PJ_Soul said:mrussel1 said:Honestly, I'm not sure it is going to move so fast that we'll even notice. I mean, what if the unemployment rate stays sub 5% for the next 15 years and we turn around, and all the manufacturing is done with robots and we are just using people to deploy and manage the robots. Will we need UBI then? Maybe not. At what point do we need it? If full unemployment is redefined as 10% then maybe so.
So truck driving is going to be gone for the most part in 10 years. All those truck drivers are going to need work.
Now take all the truck stops across middle america. There really isn't a need for them anymore so get rid of those non money making buildings.
All the people that work in them, waiters, waitress', fuel attendants, aren't needed anymore.
Now all the delivery drivers that used to deliver to them aren't needed anymore.
All the manufacturing that was made to send to these stations aren't needed anymore so let's cutback on production and issue more layoffs.
How many jobs do you think that is?
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In America, there's no reason that everyone should not have the basics- food, water, clothing and shelter. I'm all for that happening in one way or another."It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0
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brianlux said:In America, there's no reason that everyone should not have the basics- food, water, clothing and shelter. I'm all for that happening in one way or another.
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Meltdown99 said:brianlux said:In America, there's no reason that everyone should not have the basics- food, water, clothing and shelter. I'm all for that happening in one way or another.
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brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:brianlux said:In America, there's no reason that everyone should not have the basics- food, water, clothing and shelter. I'm all for that happening in one way or another.
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PJ_Soul said:brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:brianlux said:In America, there's no reason that everyone should not have the basics- food, water, clothing and shelter. I'm all for that happening in one way or another.Give Peas A Chance…0
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PJ_Soul said:brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:brianlux said:In America, there's no reason that everyone should not have the basics- food, water, clothing and shelter. I'm all for that happening in one way or another.Only joking in the sense that a lot Americans see Canada as this totally together place which, of course, it isn't (and if you know of such a place, please let me know). HFD and others here have talked about the problems, especially in places like Winnipeg. Last year, C. and her business partner were back in the north east U.S. and south east Canada and they spent a couple of days in Montreal. By the sound of what they said about the place, it sounds like an urban Eden. But I'm sure they didn't see the whole city. Any place where there are lots of people and/or poverty, there will be social problems.Actually, anymore, I guess you could say any place has social problems."It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0
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Meltdown99 said:PJ_Soul said:brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:brianlux said:In America, there's no reason that everyone should not have the basics- food, water, clothing and shelter. I'm all for that happening in one way or another.
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Meltdown99 said:PJ_Soul said:brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:brianlux said:In America, there's no reason that everyone should not have the basics- food, water, clothing and shelter. I'm all for that happening in one way or another.
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PJ_Soul said:Meltdown99 said:PJ_Soul said:brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:brianlux said:In America, there's no reason that everyone should not have the basics- food, water, clothing and shelter. I'm all for that happening in one way or another.0
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Halifax2TheMax said:brianlux said:Run for cover!!!And of course we've gone to greater extremes..."It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0
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NJ is insolvent so this should help with their unfunded pension liabilities
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