>And again, if you believe my assumptions are not sensible, replace them with your own and rerun the model.
And again, I won't be doing that because I think representing the situation as a naive, untestable model adds zero value to any debate about Basic Income. I don't believe that what I said was especially hard to understand for someone who had an interest, and you could have asked me to clarify any point you wanted.
If this model is supposed to represent the total of your beliefs about Basic Income, then it's not clear to me that you have considered the issue at all.
The part where you say "I’m more interested in Monte Carlo than in politics" makes this explicitly clear.
And again, I won't be doing that because I think representing the situation as a naive, untestable model adds zero value to any debate about Basic Income. I don't believe that what I said was especially hard to understand for someone who had an interest, and you could have asked me to clarify any point you wanted.
If this model is supposed to represent the total of your beliefs about Basic Income, then it's not clear to me that you have considered the issue at all.
The part where you say "I’m more interested in Monte Carlo than in politics" makes this explicitly clear.