Good evening Regarding unconditional income at $ 1,000 monthly, for every American (from birth to grave) proposed by Andrew Yang candidate for the 2020 Democratic primary What is your position? Thank you Have a good evening

Hi, I like your energy here on the forum! :slight_smile: But please scope your posts a bit with a topic. If they’re too generic it might become a mix of subjects, where each is probably worth a topic of its own. What exactly would you like to discuss in this topic and how would you like to relate it…

This may be obvious in the physical world but not at all when abstract ideas or projects are being discussed. This is a systems analytical perspective. A distinction needs to be made between big issues and core issues. Core issues are causal to symptomatic big issues … Anyone interested in this …

Hi @janosabel , welcome to the forum! I’ve read your topic twice, but I’m not sure what you’re trying to say here or what you would like to discuss. Your topic title also doesn’t really help. Can you maybe edit and improve your initial post and guide the readers a bit more? It’s a bit of a guessing g…

Tank you Kees, for giving me the chance to clarify my train of thought. I will certainly go to the link you suggest and and read what is appropriate by the category “TZM train of thought”. On reflection, I probably have taken the phrase too literally ignoring that it is a TZM train of thought. Bu…

It was just me who replied :wink: that doesn’t account for the whole movement :slight_smile: Can you explain how it could bring us towards an RBE? [image] janosabel: I have been “following” the Movement for decades with a period of active participation in London in the 1990s. TZM didn’t exi…

[image] Kees: TZM didn’t exist in the 90s Ok I may be confused about the decades (since donkeys years then(:- ). I got into TZM after watching a long video about the christianity story being a copy of ancient Eastern cosmologies. UBI is a step change in social evolution because it can br…

Got it! I personally think it will not solve much. Sure, it will briefly make life better. But as we’ve seen before, if people have more purchasing power, they buy more things. And if people buy more things it could raise the prices. That may result in more resource depletion, waste and inflation. …

I agree, Kees. UBI would be like saying the solution to the monetary system is to print more money.

I don’t think UBI should be used as an alternative or stepping stone as it puts price tags on people and makes people a cost. Also, who will pay for the UBI? I think that access to resources based on the amount effort (avg. hours per day) you put in the system compared to the average might be feasi…

Indeed, that’s why I would rather support a Universal Basic Need Infrastructure :nerd_face: It provides more jobs, lowers the cost of living and makes us less dependent on monopoly companies, since this infrastructure provides our needs in a decentral and localized way. Making it cheaper, more effic…

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