Utopía para realistas

Rutger Bregman makes a compelling case for UBI, but I'm curious about what personal experiences or research led him to prioritize this idea.

The stories from different eras really helped contextualize the ideas, but I wonder if some examples resonated more strongly than others—what clicked for others?

The book offers inspiring visions, but translating them into policy is complex. Would love to hear thoughts on what steps might be feasible now.