A UBI would be implemented locally first (I think Europe will lead the way) but it will slowly extend outward. Yes, a lot of things have to be sorted in order to get it working but for example in Finland, a person from outside the EU (unless a refugee) doesn't qualify for kela support for 3 years (at least it was this way). Perhaps it would be similar with a UBI.

Instead, it would allow them to work in more free ways. You don't need to have a 40 hours per week job for it to be meaningful.

Absolutely but again, I think that to have this it is can't be left up to governments and industry to create the space for it, it has to come from the people.

There is so much potential in this world that is being wasted currently and instead of solving the problems that can improve lives enormously, we sit and play games and scroll news feeds of nonsense.

I actually wanted just to write the joke but I couldn't stop. Sorry.

It is a shame because you made me write more. With a joke I could have just written, lol and moved on.