The concept of "happiness" as it is apprehended at the beginning of the video is rather approximate, but hey, it is the vision of an economist! In addition, despite everything, it remains quite consistent ...
There would be an interesting parallel to the testimony cited in:
https://www.econologie.com/forums/societe-qu ... 11182.html in which this person confronts his
beforehand with the reality of ground. More than what he condemns, what seems striking to me is his naivety with respect to an earlier model which he accepts without reserve; model itself carefully heterogeneous mixing (and not by chance), under the veil of objectivity, hierarchical values, financial and moral: who does not see the incompatibility of these ingredients?
Who, a little more lucid (it's a luxury!) Does not see that his ideal contains in germ what he disapproves?
To return to our speaker, I note a contradiction at the end of his presentation: he explains that the really thankless tasks can however be performed for a very substantial salary since no one will be forced by necessity.
By this statement, he reintroduces the idea that he fights, CAD of the overvaluation of money and its role in the hierarchy and the functioning of society.
There are a lot of arguments in favor of guaranteed income, but also a few others to oppose it: the debate is just beginning and I would be remiss if I monopolized the word!