I think the real experiment is perpetual consumerism and unchecked global free market capitalism.
Some places that could be considered a UBI welfare state would be Scandinavian countries or parts of Canada, hardly examples of self-evident failures.
Canada does not have any UBI. What are you referring to?
I think the real experiment is perpetual consumerism and unchecked global free market capitalism.
Some places that could be considered a UBI welfare state would be Scandinavian countries or parts of Canada, hardly examples of self-evident failures.