It's online at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WaA8zqjBSk (Preview)
VIDEOS: Politics in an Equal Money System
This YouTube video channel has more than a
dozen different
videos discussing different aspects of BIG. According to the
channel's
introduction, "Politics in an Equal Money System will essentially
not exist as
it does now, where you have a small portion of the population
given all the
power to make decisions for the rest of the population, that the
population
must live by, whether not they agree with them. In an Equal Money
System,
Politicians will have no power to make decisions. Everyone will
participate in
the decision making."
The channel is online at:
http://www.youtube.com/user/EqualMoneyWiki
BIG has been recommended in a TED talk by MIT's Andrew McAfee, who cites arguments similar to ones presented at earlier NABIG Congresses. "The New Machine Age" brings on the possibility of a very good or very bad future. He only mentions BIG 9:55 seconds into the talk but it is well set up.
It's online at: http://www.ted.com/talks/andrew_mcafee_what_will_future_jobs_look_like.html
VIDEO: Sustainable Basic Income Proposal
This video is a live discussion with Anna Brix,
Darryl
Thomas, and Marlen Vargas on the latest developments on basic
income to make it
a sustainable system that works for everyone in every country in
the world.
Published on YouTube on June 16, 2013
It's online at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmWv-0zcLy4&feature=youtu.be
VIDEO: "A town without poverty"
This YouTube video is a 7-minute Canadian
Broadcasting
Company interview with Evelyn Forget on her examination of the
results of the
guaranteed income experiment conducted in Dauphin, Manitoba in the
1970s.
Forget found many positive effects including an 8 percent
reduction in hospital
emissions. She explains that when you work in a hospital, "a lot
of what you're
treating is the effects of poverty."
It's online at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=pQ1CapAOu7M
9. The NewsFlash and BI News request volunteers
The USBIG NewsFlash and the Basic Income News
Website
(binews.org) are entirely written, edited, and maintained by
volunteers. We
need help from volunteers. We need people to write articles, to
translate
articles, and to help improve the appearance of website and the
email
newsletter. If you're interested in helping, please contact the
editor, Karl
Widerquist
10. Links and other info
For links to dozens of BIG websites around the
world, go to
http://www.usbig.net/links.html. These links are to any website
with
information about BIG, but USBIG does not necessarily endorse
their content or
their agendas.
The USBIG NewsFlash
Editor: Karl Widerquist
Research: Paul Nollen
Thanks to everyone who helped this issue.
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States. BIG is a generic name for any proposal to create a minimum
income
level, below which no citizen's income can fall. Information on
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BIG is online
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As always, your comments on this newsletter and the USBIG website
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Thank you,
-Karl Widerquist, editor
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