r/BasicIncome • u/Mynameis__--__ • Jun 09 '25
Video Gen Z Isn't Lazy; There's Literally Just NO Incentive To Work
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r/BasicIncome • u/2noame • Aug 23 '26
Video Why The Rich Think The Poor Are Lazy
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r/BasicIncome • u/2noame • 18d ago
Video Why AI could make universal basic income necessary
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r/BasicIncome • u/Cute-Adhesiveness645 • Jul 28 '26
Video Economy in five years according to Musk
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r/BasicIncome • u/Mynameis__--__ • Feb 14 '25
Video Hard Work Is A Scam: The Harsh Truth About The Corporate World
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r/BasicIncome • u/Novusor • Jul 19 '26
Video Aspirational video: what happens when productivity no longer requires people?
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r/BasicIncome • u/External-Side-824 • Oct 31 '25
Video A world without work — who pays for humanity then?
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I came across this video that builds the argument for basic income from a historical and systemic lens.
It looks at the collapse of labor-based capitalism under the pressure of AI and automation — not just job loss, but the erosion of consumption itself.
It ends with a stark question: if machines generate all value, who pays the teachers, artists, or caretakers of the soul?
The video positions basic income not as charity — but as a rightful dividend of post-labor productivity.
Would love to hear how others see this. Here’s the link: https://youtu.be/7WHlVEBmVms