My point was the argument for UBI is the fear of mass automation which leads to mass unemployment. Automation is the result of lower capital cost to automate than its human competitor because of wage inflation. Wage inflation comes from minimum wages in low skill workers (and increased demand in. High skill workers). UBI does not count as a wage and therefore gives humans a cost advantage over automation which could slow automation

Maybe. But I don’t think it’ll actually work that way.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXhjp85UNJI

@Putz Yes, i know your point (tho i don't think mass automation is really the main reason people are pushing UBI, but it could be), but like Sal said. I don't see it happening that way.

UBI is a sham.

I've not seen a good argument for it. But i can't dismiss it outright.

I can... It's welfare by another name. It's as inept and incompetent as 99% of the other programs (including the only one built by and for national defense programs).
Worse it will lead to more program, eventually diminishing it's own value, requiring another raise in the program, inevitably becoming another self-destroying "feel good, do harm" program.
Citation: Nicolló MACHIAVELLI.

welfare is an obligatory step in a civilization's decline

cannot be stopped

lol

I will admit that receiving FAFSA (financial aid) was immensely helpful towards my Associates in Computer Networking, and I very likely would not have been able to pursue it without some form of financial help. I would have inevitably opted for certifications out right (which I am shooting for now) but the ability to attend is appreciated. With that said, I did pursue a path of competency that is applicable to our job market, and society as a whole.

But, I do not like the idea of coddling, and while I can't see the future I do believe that coddling and allowing degeneracy in the form of art, history, and so on will lead to humanities collapse.

In addition, many issues people face are self-created, and could have been easily prevented.

You combined a great many different topics with that.

𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐏𝐓𝐄𝐑 𝐗𝐕𝐈 — 𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐂𝐄𝐑𝐍𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐋𝐈𝐁𝐄𝐑𝐀𝐋𝐈𝐓𝐘 𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐌𝐄𝐀𝐍𝐍𝐄𝐒𝐒
Commencing then with the first of the above-named characteristics, I say that it would be well to be reputed liberal... (However) a prince thus inclined will consume in such acts all his property, and will be compelled in the end... (to) tax (his people), and do everything he can to get money. This will soon make him odious to his subjects... thus... having offended many and rewarded few, he is affected by the very first trouble and imperilled by whatever may be the first danger... (H)e runs at once into the reproach of being miserly.

Therefore, a prince... if he is wise he ought not to fear the reputation of being mean, for in time he will come to be more considered than if liberal, seeing that with his economy his revenues are enough, that he can defend himself against all attacks, and is able to engage in enterprises without burdening his people..."
Don't believe ***ME,*** I'm a psychopath, ¿right?
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/1232/1232-h/1232-h.htm#link2HCH0016

I should also note that my first quarter at college I failed 😂 and had my financial aid revoked. I went to school originally for EE. I took a quarter off, went one quarter and took a single class that I paid for out of pocket, took another quarter off and then finally started my Networking program. I wound up writing a 2 page essay why I deserved financial aid back, and outlined how I was going to eliminate previous mistakes.

Fast forward 2-years and I graduated with roughly a 3.5 GPA, even though I graduated from High-School with a 2 or so. My first two years I passed with a 1.2 and 1.4 GPA (Fresh/Soph).

Ultimately, while the money was free per-say after learning from my mistakes I treated that free aid as if I paid out of pocket, and did extremely well. My education has deeper value because of it, and now I'm doing better off than many people I once knew.

My degree plan required us to take an EE class in the form of Digital Logic. It made me realize that I wanted nothing to do with hardware ever again.

@wolfman1911 Yikes. I quickly realized EE was not for me, or at the very least, not then. I'm not too interested in studying math for 75% of my classes for the next 4-years.

Was the class bad, or the Prof?

Yes

The teacher wasn't bad, except for the fact that he kind of bailed on us about a month or two before the semester ended.

I kinda came to the conclusion that teaching that class was a punishment or something, but I don't really remember why.

>he kind of bailed on us about a month or two before the semester ended.

That's sketch.

I also wished college's taught less bullshit or only shit that's relevant to your career.

I could have graduated 1-2 quarters (3-6 months) sooner if there wasn't added bullshit that the college clearly wanted to make funding off of.

But you can't be a civil engineer without reading the Vagina Monologues

YouTube is a helluva thing. I go to Yale in my spare time ;)

😂

@[DGI]tech am I wrong tho 😎

Oh not at all 😉

;)

@TheCompanyMan
Wait, hole up... Yale has a YouTube channel, do ¿how do we ***KNOW*** you're wrong? I don't know you ain't attending Yale...

FUCK

Why can't I post pictures 😭

I had the perfect response

Screenshot links!

For this weeks surprise cringe https://youtu.be/Z7i8NgOPOK8

Ah, ¡SO YOU **DO** ATTEND YALE! ¡I KNEW IT!

Friendly reminder, Mueller will close the walls on Trump! https://youtu.be/VT7zGzFVG_U

Ya that's nice.

I take that back;
Certain mbers of Congress WILL attempt to impeach him anyways- Fuck facts, *'Orange man bad.'*
The day they start I intend to be in DC; I really don't give a fuck why, if the Senate does actually go there, they will find a dangerous psychotic **PHYSICALLY** blocking their path.
They remove him over my *litteral* dead body.