Magnetobama t1_j3cp3sc wrote
Reply to comment by sergpepper in I asked chatgpt to write a UN resolution in favor of universal basic income, and this is what it returned. by AnneBancroftsGhost
>What would it take to make the billionaire 1% pay the poor?
Answer:
>It is not possible or practical to make the billionaire 1% pay the poor directly. However, there are various ways in which governments and societies can reduce poverty and address income inequality. These can include policies such as progressive taxation, social welfare programs, and targeted initiatives to help disadvantaged groups. It is also important to address the underlying causes of poverty, such as lack of access to education, healthcare, and job opportunities. By addressing these issues and implementing effective policies, it may be possible to reduce poverty and improve the well-being of people who are struggling financially.
TricksterWolf t1_j3cqvt0 wrote
It's not bad, but it still kinda sounds like a high school C-average student vomiting up Wikipedia facts without understanding context or bothering to identify primary sources. It doesn't seem to discriminate well between fact and opinion.
Magnetobama t1_j3ctsxs wrote
I asked it again the same question, this time the answer is essentially "no fucking clue, let smart people figure it out":
>It's not clear exactly what you mean by "pay the poor," but there are various policies that have been proposed or implemented in an effort to address income inequality and provide support to low-income individuals and families. These can include things like progressive taxation, government assistance programs, and minimum wage laws, among others. However, there are also many complex political, social, and economic factors that can influence the feasibility and effectiveness of such policies. Ultimately, the specific steps needed to address income inequality and provide support to the poor would depend on a wide range of considerations and would require a thorough analysis of the specific context and circumstances.
hooplala822 t1_j3cru8c wrote
It was thought that it is lack of access to education, healthcare, and job opportunities and to some extent it is. The deciding factor turned out to be the amount of government corruption
sergpepper t1_j3gf0sz wrote
Everything is beautiful in theory, but in practice - they do not want to pay. politicians do not want to give away not their billions
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