Livable4all
@livable4all.bsky.social
Book: Economic Offramp-How a Guaranteed Livable Income Can Get Us Off the Road to Destruction and Onto a Livable Future. Yes, we can shift to a livable-for-all economy. (Free ebook available via 3pennypublishing.com) West Coast, Canada.
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Livable4all
@livable4all.bsky.social
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A Guaranteed Livable Income is the fastest and least disruptive way we can shift from a catastrophic, growth-obsessed #economy to a livable future. #guaranteedlivableincome #basicincome #UBI #GLI #livable #livable4all #environment #degrowth #consumption #economicofframp
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CANADA NEWS: University of Toronto Family Medicine Chair and basic income advocate Dr. Danielle Martin has been nominated to replace former Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland in upcoming Toronto by-election (University-Rosedale)
The healthcare case for guaranteed income security is overwhelming.
The healthcare case for guaranteed income security is overwhelming.
February 3, 2026 at 3:24 AM
CANADA NEWS: University of Toronto Family Medicine Chair and basic income advocate Dr. Danielle Martin has been nominated to replace former Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland in upcoming Toronto by-election (University-Rosedale)
The healthcare case for guaranteed income security is overwhelming.
The healthcare case for guaranteed income security is overwhelming.
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"Before AI, my opposition to universal basic income was rooted in a world that no longer exists. I assumed work would always be available for those willing to do it. That assumption is now obsolete." by John Mac Ghlionn thehill.com/opinion/fina...
thehill.com
February 1, 2026 at 1:28 AM
"Before AI, my opposition to universal basic income was rooted in a world that no longer exists. I assumed work would always be available for those willing to do it. That assumption is now obsolete." by John Mac Ghlionn thehill.com/opinion/fina...
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"We are approaching a moment where the question is no longer whether AI will replace jobs, but how a democratic society survives when it does. That conversation needs to begin now" thehill.com/opinion/fina...
thehill.com
February 1, 2026 at 1:29 AM
"We are approaching a moment where the question is no longer whether AI will replace jobs, but how a democratic society survives when it does. That conversation needs to begin now" thehill.com/opinion/fina...
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A UBI would create a revolution for the ordinary worker because it would give them power to not put up places that abuse them or intimidate them. Its time for an UBI , there is no time to waste in my opinion. Sick of politicians unwilling to move towards new ways of doing things .
February 2, 2026 at 5:43 AM
A UBI would create a revolution for the ordinary worker because it would give them power to not put up places that abuse them or intimidate them. Its time for an UBI , there is no time to waste in my opinion. Sick of politicians unwilling to move towards new ways of doing things .
"We are approaching a moment where the question is no longer whether AI will replace jobs, but how a democratic society survives when it does. That conversation needs to begin now" thehill.com/opinion/fina...
thehill.com
February 1, 2026 at 1:29 AM
"We are approaching a moment where the question is no longer whether AI will replace jobs, but how a democratic society survives when it does. That conversation needs to begin now" thehill.com/opinion/fina...
"Before AI, my opposition to universal basic income was rooted in a world that no longer exists. I assumed work would always be available for those willing to do it. That assumption is now obsolete." by John Mac Ghlionn thehill.com/opinion/fina...
thehill.com
February 1, 2026 at 1:28 AM
"Before AI, my opposition to universal basic income was rooted in a world that no longer exists. I assumed work would always be available for those willing to do it. That assumption is now obsolete." by John Mac Ghlionn thehill.com/opinion/fina...
"Universal basic income is not an end state but a bridge. A way to prevent mass dislocation while society renegotiates the relationship between work, dignity and income as the 9-to-5 day fades away." by John Mac Ghlionn thehill.com/opinion/fina...
thehill.com
February 1, 2026 at 1:21 AM
"Universal basic income is not an end state but a bridge. A way to prevent mass dislocation while society renegotiates the relationship between work, dignity and income as the 9-to-5 day fades away." by John Mac Ghlionn thehill.com/opinion/fina...
"Universal basic income, viewed through this lens, stops looking like a left-wing indulgence and starts looking like a stability mechanism." (by John Mac Ghlionn) thehill.com/opinion/fina...
thehill.com
February 1, 2026 at 1:19 AM
"Universal basic income, viewed through this lens, stops looking like a left-wing indulgence and starts looking like a stability mechanism." (by John Mac Ghlionn) thehill.com/opinion/fina...
cycling safety documentary "This book got a lot of people killed" (Effective Cycling by John Forester) This is Why Cycling is Dangerous in America - nebula.tv/videos/notju... via @radicallymoderate.bsky.social
nebula.tv
January 30, 2026 at 3:30 AM
cycling safety documentary "This book got a lot of people killed" (Effective Cycling by John Forester) This is Why Cycling is Dangerous in America - nebula.tv/videos/notju... via @radicallymoderate.bsky.social
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“Life has become the instrument
of capital expansion, rather than
investors’ capital being a means
to enable human life.
The world of values
has been turned upside down."
John McMurtry, 1998
The Economics of Life and Death
of capital expansion, rather than
investors’ capital being a means
to enable human life.
The world of values
has been turned upside down."
John McMurtry, 1998
The Economics of Life and Death
January 25, 2026 at 5:15 PM
“Life has become the instrument
of capital expansion, rather than
investors’ capital being a means
to enable human life.
The world of values
has been turned upside down."
John McMurtry, 1998
The Economics of Life and Death
of capital expansion, rather than
investors’ capital being a means
to enable human life.
The world of values
has been turned upside down."
John McMurtry, 1998
The Economics of Life and Death
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Guaranteed Livable Basic Income Could Cut Poverty Rates by 40%. OTTAWA, FEBRUARY 19, 2025—Canada can significantly reduce poverty at minimal cost by
implementing a guaranteed livable basic income (GLBI). This is the bottom line in the latest report of PBO. ……Senator Kim Pate
implementing a guaranteed livable basic income (GLBI). This is the bottom line in the latest report of PBO. ……Senator Kim Pate
January 6, 2026 at 8:58 PM
Guaranteed Livable Basic Income Could Cut Poverty Rates by 40%. OTTAWA, FEBRUARY 19, 2025—Canada can significantly reduce poverty at minimal cost by
implementing a guaranteed livable basic income (GLBI). This is the bottom line in the latest report of PBO. ……Senator Kim Pate
implementing a guaranteed livable basic income (GLBI). This is the bottom line in the latest report of PBO. ……Senator Kim Pate
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In the letter to the editor, the author states the benefits of Basic Income in reducing poverty and saving taxpayer money by simplifying welfare and reducing administrative costs. It further provides dignity, stability and lowers long-term public spending.zurl.co/aKX9q
Letter to the Editor: Only benefit to basic universal income
Writer suggests Alberta should adopt a system of basic universal income.
www.airdriecityview.com
January 27, 2026 at 1:30 PM
In the letter to the editor, the author states the benefits of Basic Income in reducing poverty and saving taxpayer money by simplifying welfare and reducing administrative costs. It further provides dignity, stability and lowers long-term public spending.zurl.co/aKX9q
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#universalbasicincome can help humans reach that "enough" state, at a cost way smaller than to cost of dealing with waters pollutions, climate disasters caused by worsening emissions, increasing medical needs caused by stress and pollutions, crime cause by worsening inequalities...
Worth exploring.
Worth exploring.
January 22, 2026 at 8:55 PM
#universalbasicincome can help humans reach that "enough" state, at a cost way smaller than to cost of dealing with waters pollutions, climate disasters caused by worsening emissions, increasing medical needs caused by stress and pollutions, crime cause by worsening inequalities...
Worth exploring.
Worth exploring.
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1/ Just saw NJB´s, um biopic? on John Forester. In the 80´s, my dad got me Effective Cycling, by John Forester, it was published by MIT press. I figured it was gospel. Had no idea what kind of fraud he was.
nebula.tv/videos/notju...
nebula.tv/videos/notju...
Not Just Bikes — This is Why Cycling is Dangerous in America
In the 60s and 70s, America experienced a
nebula.tv
November 7, 2025 at 6:27 AM
1/ Just saw NJB´s, um biopic? on John Forester. In the 80´s, my dad got me Effective Cycling, by John Forester, it was published by MIT press. I figured it was gospel. Had no idea what kind of fraud he was.
nebula.tv/videos/notju...
nebula.tv/videos/notju...
“Life has become the instrument
of capital expansion, rather than
investors’ capital being a means
to enable human life.
The world of values
has been turned upside down."
John McMurtry, 1998
The Economics of Life and Death
of capital expansion, rather than
investors’ capital being a means
to enable human life.
The world of values
has been turned upside down."
John McMurtry, 1998
The Economics of Life and Death
January 25, 2026 at 5:15 PM
“Life has become the instrument
of capital expansion, rather than
investors’ capital being a means
to enable human life.
The world of values
has been turned upside down."
John McMurtry, 1998
The Economics of Life and Death
of capital expansion, rather than
investors’ capital being a means
to enable human life.
The world of values
has been turned upside down."
John McMurtry, 1998
The Economics of Life and Death
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ICE has now carried out two summary executions of innocent people in the streets of an American city.
If you work for ICE, there's no denying that's the mission you're supporting now. You don't get to claim in one year or ten or twenty that you didn't know what ICE was doing. You're complicit.
If you work for ICE, there's no denying that's the mission you're supporting now. You don't get to claim in one year or ten or twenty that you didn't know what ICE was doing. You're complicit.
January 24, 2026 at 3:55 PM
ICE has now carried out two summary executions of innocent people in the streets of an American city.
If you work for ICE, there's no denying that's the mission you're supporting now. You don't get to claim in one year or ten or twenty that you didn't know what ICE was doing. You're complicit.
If you work for ICE, there's no denying that's the mission you're supporting now. You don't get to claim in one year or ten or twenty that you didn't know what ICE was doing. You're complicit.
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Gander social asked: "Could we build a new social platform? One that respected privacy, that didn’t algorithmically reward outrage, and maybe made it easier—not harder—to be decent to each other?" gandersocial.ca
Gander: The Social Media You Want, Built in Canada
Fun, private, and ethical. We're changing the way social media is done around here, all without your personal data taking an unexpected trip down south.
gandersocial.ca
January 22, 2026 at 4:58 PM
Gander social asked: "Could we build a new social platform? One that respected privacy, that didn’t algorithmically reward outrage, and maybe made it easier—not harder—to be decent to each other?" gandersocial.ca
Gander social asked: "Could we build a new social platform? One that respected privacy, that didn’t algorithmically reward outrage, and maybe made it easier—not harder—to be decent to each other?" gandersocial.ca
Gander: The Social Media You Want, Built in Canada
Fun, private, and ethical. We're changing the way social media is done around here, all without your personal data taking an unexpected trip down south.
gandersocial.ca
January 22, 2026 at 4:58 PM
Gander social asked: "Could we build a new social platform? One that respected privacy, that didn’t algorithmically reward outrage, and maybe made it easier—not harder—to be decent to each other?" gandersocial.ca
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In many of his last speeches and his last book "Where Do We Go From Here?: Chaos or Community" Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. supported the idea of a basic income.
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BI Supporter : Martin Luther King Jr. -
YouTube video by UBIVisuals
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January 19, 2026 at 5:02 PM
In many of his last speeches and his last book "Where Do We Go From Here?: Chaos or Community" Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. supported the idea of a basic income.
youtu.be/D7qDTGcOtfU?...
youtu.be/D7qDTGcOtfU?...
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i think this MLK day the thing to focus on is the strategic focus and tactical brilliance of the civil rights movement and the way it was laser focused on a set of achievable goals
January 19, 2026 at 3:05 PM
i think this MLK day the thing to focus on is the strategic focus and tactical brilliance of the civil rights movement and the way it was laser focused on a set of achievable goals
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One of the most meaningful ways to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is to do something on behalf of others.
January 19, 2026 at 2:30 PM
One of the most meaningful ways to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is to do something on behalf of others.