Sorry but I'm going to have to be very skeptical of any 'study' that only includes 5% of a group. Almost 4000 people participated in the Basic Income program and they only interviewed 217? Not to mention that all of the study participants knew in advance that this was a trial program and this minimum basic income wasn't guaranteed forever.

The really funny thing is that in the state of Florida, the company that provides the breathalysers refuses to turn over the source code to allow defense attorneys to show exactly how they are calibrated. So if you agree to a breathalyser test, you can have the results thrown out once your attorney tries to subpoena the source code. Then all the state attorney has is the officer's testimony as to how intoxicated you were.