Short excerpt from a YouTube video where the speaker argues that universal basic income (UBI) will not materialize because people will create new types of productive work; however, wealth disparity is expected to increase, making continuous learning and hands-on skill development important. The speaker frames lifelong learning as a hedge against economic change.
I don't think there's going to be ubi. I think people will find different types of work and be productive to society. What that work will look like, I think will be very different than what it is today. I think that the wealth disparity, unfortunately, will grow. And that's why I think it's important for everyone to just stay ahead. That's why this podcast is great, right? Like, learn, get your hands dirty. You'll never have to worry if that's the case.
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