Comment by Gary Bradski

There's this idea of like, okay, what happens when robots are ubiquitous? Are they gonna, you know, cause the lack of work and whatever? And what's suggested for this is like, a standard universal basic income, which I think is the wrong thing to do because it turns people into beggars. And rather, I'd press the notion of universal ownership. So let's say government or governments tax a corporation on a share of their ownership. This is mixed into a mutual fund and distributed to the population. So this is an open standard for a better way of doing income that converts the population into owners, not beggars.