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“While ‘polycrisis’ might not yet be a common word, people around the globe know it well because we all live it daily in many ways — the impacts of AI and social media, floods, drought, fires, health problems, insecure jobs, inflation, racism, steep inequality, war and other interconnected crises that can’t be solved in siloes, or one puzzle piece at a time. It’s a dangerous direction for people and planet.

Basic Income is a key to averting that dystopian future. It is a common denominator solution, a foundation of economic democracy where we all — humans, not corporations or robots — use our income every day to vote on how we spend our money and time on what makes us healthy, gives meaning to our lives, and helps us solve problems together. The BIEN Congress is a gathering of people working for that better future.”

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