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Tom Pogson

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Musician, writer, and Basic Income Victoria BC Guy who knows the abundance of a better world IS possible. https://linktr.ee/Basicbc

Technology makes the situation more drastic as now our building up has meant that workers need to scramble harder to find how they can provide for themselves because of how much even further we have gotten. Shouldn't society as well as Ai and robotics make everyone better off?

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Thomas Spence would debate him on making his idea closer to what's now called UBI but the reasoning would influence the movement for generations to come. Like the Alaska Permanent Fund, the resources of the earth were not built by anyone and belong to everyone.

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We build society forward, not back. There are some benefits of course but the problem always arises that when we do, we can't step away from it. As Henry George later expressed this also drives the cost of land rents as the value only goes up, driving all other costs along with it.

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As Paine expresses, like John Locke did, like Henry George did, and like more recently basic income advocates like Karl Widerquist have, we USED to be able to access the earth and all its bounty including the ability to sleep anywhere. We USED to have free lunches all around us.

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Great article and while I was interested in the basic income side, and agreed with the end as I said in my quote post it also made me think of the ("Where to Invade Next") Norway incarceration system vs the North American systems or my recent reading of Gabor Mate on the subject of addiction.

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We instead had to come up with all kinds of justifications like the Just World Fallacy and other concepts and rules to explain it all away and us feel better about everything being "just the way it is." But we will know, absolutely, that it wasn't true...none of it ever needed to happen.

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that so many perished, that so many dreams and possibilities went to the graveyard with them because we just couldn't get out of our own ways and create the better environment that would have of course lead to positive outcomes.

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"The freedom to live without masters is sour? Once I started seeing things in this way, I couldn't unsee it. It's wrong. It's immoral. As a Martian I just won't stand for it." www.scottsantens.com/think-like-a...

Think Like a Martian About Money and Universal Basic Income (UBI)My Keynote Speech at Imagine Belfast Festival of Ideas & Politics Also available in Italian, Spanish, and Korean Think like a Martian… That’s a lesson I learned years ago from a theoretical physici...www.scottsantens.com
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Work where studied originally

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I'm not saying she's perfect but she was absolutely attacked by the right to the point of absurdity for passing along what we knew during Covid.

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Im from BC Two words: Bonnie Henry.

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explain why should people get educated and "get a better job" if every employee/employer agreement is automatically perfect. Stop masking calvinist, malthusian social darwinism with fake libertarianism. endhomelessness.org/blog/employe...

Employed and Experiencing Homelessness: What the Numbers ShowThe National Alliance to End Homelessness is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization committed to preventing and ending homelessness in the United States.endhomelessness.org
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explain, if not, what happens to those who can't. explain how we have people working full time who are precariously unhoused or unhoused because we do. Most recent "Alice" estimates by United Way put workers with housing and food insecurity over 40% www.unitedforalice.org/maps-and-data

ALICE Economic Viability Dashboard | Maps And Datawww.unitedforalice.org
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explain how anyone is better off with people scrambling for absolutely any job at whatever "agreed to" price that may be totally unsuitable for that person. explain how an employer, fellow employee or customer is better off with them hiring just anyone.

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Basic income is public inheritance, trust in each other and re-investment in our shared future.

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The way we get people money has been, and will continue to be, increasingly precarious. We have tragically gotten to this place by our combined hard work for generations. We are working ourselves out prosperity instead of into it. We allow this. Should future generations be worse off still?

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