Imagine a world where quick fixes didn't have to be accounted for.. oh wait that's the mainstream think tank in a nutshell.Imagine a world where jobs start dropping away quickly, allowing production to go on without paying workers, killing off the middle class. With a ramping basic income you quickly get compensation for that imbalance that allows jobs to be created again before the tax ramps down when the economy has finished its adjusting in a healthy way
your imaginative thinking seems to me a bit linear. The basic function of money today has become inundated with narrow minded-ness. What happens when people don't buy in to the idea, and simply give zero reason, or one that is ideologically oppossed? Does the idea still work without full support?
Again, what? What does this mean? What are people's opinions on money that could be made more open minded? What is being missed? Why is that thing valuable? Into what idea? Basic income? Taxes?The basic function of money today has become inundated with narrow minded-ness.
What happens when people don't buy in to the idea
yes. What is being missed? Fundamentals. First: Fundamentals concerning the role of money in social architecture. Second: Fundamentals concerning how to value investment of labor and capital with a sound sense of value placed on the monetary unit of exchange. Why are ethics stressed so much in business-related academia now days?