Look, I get why people worry about UBI. The idea of just handing out money sounds naive on the surface. But here's the thing: our current welfare system is fragile as hell. One layoff, one medical bill, and you're screwed. UBI creates a floor that actually absorbs shocks. We've already seen it work in small trials. People don't stop working. They start better businesses, take care of family, take risks they couldn't before. That's antifragile behavior. Meanwhile, our means-tested programs punish you for making extra money. That's stupid design. Yeah, it costs money. But we're already spending billions on bureaucracy, poverty-related healthcare, and lost potential. UBI cuts through that waste. It's not perfect, but it's more robust than what we've got. And that's what matters when the system gets stressed.

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