Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Rising Q's: Hillary Clinton On A UBI TICKET In 2024?" video.

  1. There is a sweet spot for UBI, shown in several compelling studies. Just enough but not too much UBI raises employment: people are more relaxed and give better interviews, they come across as easier to work with, they dress better, get new shoes, get their teeth cleaned, and their nails done. Their health care costs go down. This has been proven. Is there such a thing as too much UBI? Yes, the data supports that, too, but nowhere near as strongly. Just enough yields greater productivity, not less.
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  2. There is a sweet spot for UBI, shown in several compelling studies. Just enough but not too much UBI raises employment: people are more relaxed and give better interviews, they come across as easier to work with, they dress better, buy new shoes, get their teeth cleaned and their nails done. Their health care costs go down. It also gives them the taste for more -- which means working harder or looking for a better job.
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  3. UBI!? We should have everyone working hard instead, like Bill, Hillary, Hunter, and Nancy.
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  4.  @Kharmatos13  Nope.
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  5. There is a sweet spot for UBI, shown in several compelling studies. Just enough but not too much UBI raises employment: people are more relaxed and give better interviews, they come across as easier to work with, they dress better, get new shoes, get their teeth cleaned and their nails done. Their health care costs go down. Is there such a thing as too much UBI? Yes, the data supports that, of course, but nowhere near as strongly. Just enough yields greater productivity overall, not less.
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  6. That's what makes it possible.
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  7.  @unaffiliated0437  Agreed.
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  8.  @eyeballengineering7007  True.
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