or something, you know, or like ubi. captain the of industry who are advocating for ubi, maybe we can just keep intact gross wealth inequality but continue to have demand stimulus by having ubi. >> right. ubi, as i keep saying, it reduces the power of buick record city and -- bureaucracy and increases the power of the people who are getting it. psychology has a lot tad with it -- to do with it. it sounds like a handout, but it's not because you're actually acknowledging the role that people have in creating the things that make wealth possible. because there are things that are equally created by all of us every day which are the real basis of all this wealth. i i mean, insofar as there's high-tech which makes bounty possible, it's created or, first of all, you know, basic forms of knowledge that make that probable includes things like english, you know? common wisdom, language. that's created by everybody. all of this stuff that combines in the forms of knowledge which make possible all this wealth, you can't say i crea

do you think that's an effective way of funding a ubi or notsome. >> i'm a fan of the social wealth fund, i'm a fan of carbon dividends, i'm a fan of data dividends. there are different ways to try and get there. one reason why i'm starting with the goal of $1,000 a month is to be able to help people visualize what that would mean in their families, households and communities. but there are many approaches that could be effective, and i'm a huge fan of that one. i will say though that right now our country, unfortunately, has been somewhat brainwashed into this world of, like, the win/win where it's o like, oh, i have to somehow make it happen so that you don't pay because i don't want to the, you know, mess with you in some way. and that's something that we need to get over. like, that thinking is a victory of the market fundamentally -- >> yes.ry >> and so we should not be daunted by saying, hey, guess what? you're going to pay a little more. and i have these conversations with people in business and tech and say you're going to have to pay a little more to keep america together. and s

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if you have a five-star move meant and the league saying they want ubi and to lower the retirement agenot going to be able to have one without the other. it seems really unlikely that yields will go and stay low. i think possibly you will see if the other way around. what's interesting is that if you compare italy to greece, greece has been preparing it self where italy hasn't. >> many are saying that the italian situation, a lot of this political noise, this is the relationship between equity, the euro -- you can see it is very much in sync. euro area currencies have the highest correlation in two years. we have had that for 26 of 27 weeks. with that kind of correlation coefficient, given what you said about the dollar, is it time for money to come back into europe, given where we are politically? >> it goes back to the pmi numbers we were looking at, which are turning down in europe. i think that makes it hard. stronger,conomy is which is why dollar weakness seems slightly odd. are investors going to be attracted to europe when it looks like the economic data is getting worse? that f

do you think that's an effective way of funding a ubi or not? >> on the fence of the social wealth fund. on the fan of carbon dividends. i'm a fan of data dividends. the are article is to try to gt there. one reason why i'm starting with the goal of $1000 a month is to have people visualize what that would mean an offense of households and communities that there are many approaches that could be affected. i'm huge fan of that. i will say though that right now our country unfortunately has been somewhat brainwashed into sort of like the win-win, works like to somehow make it happen so that like you don't pay because i don't want to mess with you in some way. that's something we need to get over. like that thinking is victory of the market fundamentally. we should not be daunted by say hey, guess what, you're going to be little more. i have this conversation with people in business, intact and say you have to pay a little more to keep america together. some are very averse to that, no life in summer like that makes perfect sense because i'm a pare

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