Yeah but then they'll just add a bunch of regulations on UBI
And if you don't act strictly to their accommodations they'll probably kick you off
Probably won't give you much either, just enough to rent a one bedroom apt
UBI ain't supposed to give you a bunch. It's supposed to be just enough to keep you afloat/provide a safety net so that you have the space to work towards what you really want to do productively in life.
UBI might not be enough to live on, but you would be able to live off UBI + low-pay part-time job while you used the rest of your time to increase your skills and get better work. Or maybe you and your wife both have UBI which is enough that only one of you works. Or UBI + good paying part-time job opens up enough time for you to do the volunteer or ministry work you've always wanted to focus on.
The point of a UBI isn't to support everyone, it's to let the pressure off so that workers can take more control of their own destiny rather than always being desperate on the edge and at the whim of the corporations. If the result of UBI was even that just 10% of women left the workforce to become housewives and 10% of full-time employees backed off to part-time, that would open up a bunch more opportunities for everyone else.
Someone is going to have to install, service and replace these - it's time for a new type or evolution of trade schools.
There will be, but the # of jobs they create will be far less than the # of jobs they'll replace.
