This is brilliant in so many ways.

From a strictly pragmatic point of view, you could never expect people to change and many people will spend beyond their means and scarify tomorrow for today. So they will need to resort to either starting or supporting unproductive and maybe violent recourse.

So if the goal is moving towards a voluntary society, instead of complaining about certain traits if human behavior, a much better way is creating solutions that deal with these situations solving the problem, and this is where you robot idea is genius.

So much food for thought, and so many things come to mind reading this including how these solutions could encourage a change of perception from good people who see basic income as a corner stone of a good society, and who are wary of Libertarianism because of that.

The robot, automatization aspect is certainly something that I will be thinking about now. It's like a click that just sparked right there.

Thank you Dan.