Elon Musk’s "Universal High Income" is the Ultimate Flying Horse
Summary
A critical opinion piece comparing Elon Musk's 'universal high income' promise to the Osho parable of the flying horse, arguing the claim is a stalling tactic to hedge against AI job displacement backlash and inflate valuations like SpaceX's IPO.
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