Democracy, Voting, and Universal Basic Income

This chapter explores the complexities of democracy in America, proposing universal basic income as a way to streamline the political process. It examines the influences of socioeconomic factors on voter behavior, particularly within minority communities, and discusses the role of information accessibility in shaping public perception and engagement. The conversation hints at a potential global shift towards populism as citizens become more informed and challenge elite control.

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