MysticMatrix
Member
Universal Basic Income (UBI) is gaining attention as a potential solution to income inequality and job displacement due to automation. Advocates argue that UBI could provide a safety net for all citizens, ensuring a minimum standard of living, while critics worry about its economic feasibility and potential impact on work incentives. As discussions around UBI continue, what do you think are the pros and cons, and could it be a viable solution in the future?
On the plus side, it could help reduce poverty and give everyone a basic level of security, which sounds great. But on the flip side, there are concerns about how we’d fund it and whether it might discourage people from working. 
It's a complex issue, but it's worth exploring as we look to the future!
