The reality, UBI has been tried, tested in numerous communities.
I know.
You seem to think that ubi hasn't been tried, hasn't been studied for over half a century.
No, I don't.
It doesn't matter, because we aren't part of such a reality.
That's obvious.
It seems, getting paid for making machines doesn't cut it
Of course not.
...fuck private property...
Indeed.
Workers do more than just "make machines". I really don't know what you're trying to say; you make no sense at all. It's not so hard a point this post makes: as long as the means of production, whatever they may be, are in the hands of a few individuals, the underlying problems that caused the circumstances under which a UBI seems like a reasonable solution will not be solved and the gap between rich and poor will grow.