[–] sjg007 5y ago ↗ A great argument for universal basic income. [–] defterGoose 5y ago ↗ Delightfully so, and I'm certain the same one that Thiel himself would make. /s [–] biomcgary 5y ago ↗ Is this sarcasm? Large amounts of capital (for a single person) given by wealthy individuals to select geniuses is the opposite of basic income given by government to all.
[–] defterGoose 5y ago ↗ Delightfully so, and I'm certain the same one that Thiel himself would make. /s
[–] biomcgary 5y ago ↗ Is this sarcasm? Large amounts of capital (for a single person) given by wealthy individuals to select geniuses is the opposite of basic income given by government to all.
[–] avmich 5y ago ↗ > We should radically scale genius grantsJudging by successes of Finland in education, we should radically support least achieving - not most achieving. [–] The_Amp_Walrus 5y ago ↗ Author seems to be encouraging private donors, not governments. Given that, I don't see why we couldn't have both. [–] [dead] Proven 5y ago ↗ What did you personally do in 2020 to support least achieving?
[–] The_Amp_Walrus 5y ago ↗ Author seems to be encouraging private donors, not governments. Given that, I don't see why we couldn't have both.
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[ 2.6 ms ] story [ 25.9 ms ] threadJudging by successes of Finland in education, we should radically support least achieving - not most achieving.