Universal Basic Income Social Media Site

As automation threatens jobs, these hosts propose a social media platform where everyday actions like logging in and liking posts earn tradable cryptocurrency tokens. BitcoinMYK.com and BitcoinNYK.com already let users exchange earned tokens for Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum, offering what they call a non-governmental alternative to government-run universal basic income.
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Welcome back to the channel. I hope you're all having a great day. Today we want to talk Universal Basic Income social networks, right? Though that's a combination of words that we don't connect the dots on all the time, but we're going to talk about why it makes so much sense. Now, just kind of speed everybody up. If you don't know what universal basic income is, it would be, uh, much like it sounds. Uh, it would be where money is given to people, uh, on a regular monthly income basis to take care of what would be all their basic needs. Now, of course, that would Uh, gather the question, why would— or beg the question, why would, uh, something like that be done or be necessary? Why would people want to just receive money for nothing, uh, without working for or anything like that? And there are many, uh, answers that might fit that slot, but In modern times, the argument has become or moved to the point of a lot of it has to do with automation, right? Replacing people from work. So in a scenario like this, universal basic income would exist on the basis that machines took your jobs, right? Or that they are going to take your jobs, right? Now, do we know for 100% it'll take your jobs? Not really, because there have been some, uh, historically situations where, uh, when new technologies become available, new jobs become available, right? And so what can happen is although you will get displaced workers, you may also get new jobs, right? Now, of course, in a perfect scenario, that would be what's going to happen going forward into the near future. But do we know that for certain? No, we don't. And should we be prepared in case that's not what happens? Probably so. With a situation this serious, you probably would still want some type of contingency plan. Now, what is clear is that the robots and automation is advancing and that some people have already been automated out of jobs, right? And so what we want to do is introduce or bring your attention to a way to bring universal basic income, maybe outside of the scope of some of the original ideas like government universal basic income, where the government's taxing, taking people's tax dollars and doing all that, which has proven to be quite unpopular, right? This might be something different, right? And quite non-intrusive. And what we mean by that, that is, by our collection of networks, whether they be communication networks, technology companies, and so on. It doesn't have to be one thing, but it could be a synergy of these things where your participation and involvement basically allows you to partake value of the network, right? So you might think in terms of something like a network that's worth trillions of dollars which is becoming quite the norm with many of your bigger, bigger social media companies where they reach about a trillion dollars and they're being value distributed amongst the participants, right? And that could help to supply a universal basic income in the future, right? Now, that's something vastly different than the government sending you a check a month or something like that. And what we found is there are networks and systems that are doing that now. And one we are paying attention to today is BitcoinMYK.com that you could join now today for free. We'll just give you a view on how it works, right? And how it could be helpful to these obstacles in the future. Of course, you know, the idea that the government would supply universal basic income turns a lot of people off, right? Because with that, then you get control, you get data, you know, from people, you get a lot of stuff, right? That a lot of people don't like, but a more simple algorithmic approach would be something like the activities you do on social media are actually awarding you the universal basic income, right? And you're collecting the money, right? You're receiving the payments and then you're able to trade the money much like you do traditional currencies as such. Uh, much like traditional currencies, we have to keep in mind that if you're in Mexico and you have a Mexican peso, or if you're in Japan and you have a Japanese yen, their values are going to be different, right? And because their values are going to be different, you're going to have less buying power with some, you're going to have more buying power with others. This is no different, right? So So you have to keep in mind that the money you receive, much like that example we just gave, could have a buying power a great deal lower than your traditional currencies. It could be fractions of pennies, or it could actually be more, right? As the network builds up, we won't know that until this plays out. But what you do get to see at this point and participate in is a system that distributes universal basic income in a different way than what we've ever seen before. And that can be quite important going forward into the future, right? As you can see here, it's awarding for just basic activities you do— logging in, viewing posts, making friends, liking posts. Uh, it's almost like your likes become currency themselves, right? And we call this a non-intrusive way, meaning that you don't take from taxpayers' money, right? You don't control people through their private information, right? This is all very basic social media logon information. It's not asking you about your income or if you qualify. Everybody qualifies, right? And it can be distributed over the blockchain trade it against, whether it be like your Bitcoins and Litecoins and Ethereums, right? And that's all set up here where you can do those things, right? Again, the important part being, you know, how are we gonna navigate in the future these obstacles? Let's turn your attention to a video presentation of what our future looks like now and why this is such a big topic now, a big subject, and why people are taking it serious. And you're— we're hearing more ideas like universal basic income or universal high income, right? As to say that in so much wealth and abundance that these robots and AI and automated systems are going to create, that it doesn't have to be a basic income, right? That is the same thing here with BitcoinNYK.com, because it's a growing network and it's trading against your Bitcoins and your other cryptocurrencies. There's no reason that it has to be limited to just a basic, uh, income level to meet your basic needs. The wealth of technology could actually have it be 4 or 5, 10 times that, right? And of course, we don't, you know, this is all experimental. We don't know 100% for sure. But what we do know is that universal basic income is going to be given by not just the government but non-governmental organizations. It's going to be given by companies and platforms and communities, right? And we're all going to possess this technology and able to accomplish that.
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So pretty amazing stuff. So all pretty amazing stuff as we got to see. This is, I won't say our future, is actually our present because these robots exist now, and I can only imagine they're going to get a great deal better. As you got to see from a real video, robots that were able to reason, uh, what they're looking at, uh, perform, uh, simple tasks, uh, which is what most of your average repetitive jobs that most people do are based on, right? Being able to basic reasoning skills, being able to move objects to and fro, assembly line work. And, um, there, there are articles and proposals from Tesla as a robots company, as they say they are, where you'll be able to rent Tesla bots for $100 per, uh,
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