What Dolly Parton did to show us how to best recover from all disasters | The Basic Income Show

[@ScottSantens]

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[@Robert_Douglass]

2:00:00 You know something? When AI begins making superior art products, we can change our view of what constitutes value in artistic expression -- when you can tell that someone has hand-painted or hand-drawn a picture or sculpted a statue or other thing or produced some other thing _WITH THEIR OWN HANDS,_ it won't make AI go away, but people may pay more for the work that was produced by hand rather than by a prompt to an artificially intelligent programme, and this can happen for as long as money continues to exist.

[@GraceNgo]

34:48 that was such a beautiful story with Dolly 🥹

[@ScottSantens]

It's pretty amazing. Was this the first time you watched that mini-documentary about it?

[@GraceNgo]

@@ScottSantens the last time I saw it was probably either in 2019 or 2020 while researching UBI and Andrew Yang. ☺️ I had forgotten the doc, and it was great hearing it again.

[@Robert_Douglass]

I have a friend on Discord who lives in Manitoba and I shared this to her because I figured she'd want to hear about Canada's vote on their basic income research initiative. As for Dolly? What an Appalachian Angel. Her contribution isn't a basic income, though -- Milton Friedman's term of "helicopter money" is more applicable here.

[@GraceNgo]

Haha that a was a fabulous intro ❤

[@ScottSantens]

Thanks!