Feb 2
A safety net can stop the fall.
But it can’t tell you who owns the ground once you land.
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A safety net can stop the fall.
But it can’t tell you who owns the ground once you land.
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If work disappears but ownership doesn’t expand,
inequality doesn’t shrink — it hardens.
A system that gives without ownership will always take something back.
Ownership vs allowance
UBI treats people as dependents.
Ownership treats people as participants.
The difference isn’t money.
It’s dignity.
UBI Isn’t the Endgame
UBI is often framed as inevitable.
AI replaces jobs. Robots replace labour. Governments send checks.
But inevitability is usually just “a decision made by someone else.”
UBI answers the question: “How do we keep people alive?”
It doesn’t answer: “How do people thrive?”
A future where survival depends on permission is not an abundant future.
We can do better than maintenance-level humanity.
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Why Beyond UBI Exists
Universal Basic Income is often presented as a solution.
But what if it’s only a patch? What if it quietly locks people into dependency? What if it centralises power instead of distributing it?
Beyond UBI exists to explore what comes next.
This blog looks at:
Ethical abundance instead of enforced equality
Human-centred economic systems
Alternatives to tax-and-redistribute models
Futures where automation frees people — not controls them
I’m not anti-technology. I’m not anti-support. I am pro-dignity, agency, and decentralised prosperity.
If UBI is the safety net, what is the trampoline?
That’s the question we explore here.