Red Mosquito

tree_ wrote:

Mickey wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Mickey wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Mickey wrote:I definitely think it's capable of eliminating your make-work position, if that's what you're driving at.

And every other job.

Imagine a world where no one needs to post.

No one needs to post as it is. What an odd thing to say.

Desire is defined by its condition of never achieving its object. Ceaselessly we are borne back into the fray (the forum)

"It's about the climb." - Miley Cyrus

You came in like a wrecking ball, Jon

Mickey wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Mickey wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Mickey wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Mickey wrote:I definitely think it's capable of eliminating your make-work position, if that's what you're driving at.

And every other job.

Imagine a world where no one needs to post.

No one needs to post as it is. What an odd thing to say.

Desire is defined by its condition of never achieving its object. Ceaselessly we are borne back into the fray (the forum)

"It's about the climb." - Miley Cyrus

You came in like a wrecking ball, Jon

So I put my hands up
They're playing my song, the butterflies fly away
I'm noddin' my head like, 'yeah'
Movin' my hips like, 'yeah'
Got my hands up, they're playing my song
They know I'm gonna be okay
Yeah, it's a party in the U.S.A
Yeah, it's a party with the U.B.I

Mickey is so desperate to believe that you have to spend the majority of your life in academia cock gobbling some tenured professor to achieve true success. Robots will eat your shit up bro.

I don't even remotely believe that.

tree_ wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

tree_ wrote:Tulsi said on the JRE she is looking into UBI. She's very interested in implementing it, also, but working out the details, she said.

There is no solution there. Like MMT, it's an academic pipe dream.

I'm no economist but from the research I've done, it looks good. It needs to be done right, like any other thing, in order to succeed.

If it needs to be “done right”, are you sure it’s not so convoluted that it could never work outside of a model?

There is a long-shot bill in the Massachusetts state house to pilot a UBI program.
https://boston.cbslocal.com/2019/06/23/ ... bill-test/

Bi_3 wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

tree_ wrote:Tulsi said on the JRE she is looking into UBI. She's very interested in implementing it, also, but working out the details, she said.

There is no solution there. Like MMT, it's an academic pipe dream.

I'm no economist but from the research I've done, it looks good. It needs to be done right, like any other thing, in order to succeed.

If it needs to be “done right”, are you sure it’s not so convoluted that it could never work outside of a model?

It might work better after more and more job sectors get eliminated entirely.

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“[...] a postwar development of three thousand dream houses for three thousand families with presumably identical dreams.“

*tiny houses

BurtReynolds wrote:Can't wait until they put qualifiers on getting your $1000 a month. You gotta vote a certain way, think a certain way, not get any demerits on your social credit score, etc, or you don't get your monthly bag.

"It's free money"

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Bi_3 wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

tree_ wrote:Tulsi said on the JRE she is looking into UBI. She's very interested in implementing it, also, but working out the details, she said.

There is no solution there. Like MMT, it's an academic pipe dream.

I'm no economist but from the research I've done, it looks good. It needs to be done right, like any other thing, in order to succeed.

If it needs to be “done right”, are you sure it’s not so convoluted that it could never work outside of a model?

everything can either be done well or poorly.. some things are more appropriate for the times

verb_to_trust wrote:*tiny houses

*micro apartments

ie. The RiDE at RiNo