This is an experiment that is going to test the idea and effects of basic income. It sounds as though you have a lot of fear with the experiment being successful. Is it from a personal perspective or is it something you have been taught?
>Is it from a personal perspective or is it something you have been taught?
I have seen immense poverty and experienced it myself though to a milder degree. So, I'm not putting forward my suggestions out of a sense of being callous, quite the opposite actually. Capitalism is the best way to solve the problem of poverty and supposed inequality. Provision of goods and services of value to others is the best way to earn an income and build a truly sustainable world.
It is indicative that it is indeed dictatorship of the majority since I have received a massive number of downvotes for my sentiments on this matter.
If 5 people come to you and take your car from you, most reasonable humans would call that theft and consider it to be immoral.
The same 5 people come to you and say, we're going to take a vote on whether we should take your car and give you a bicycle, but here's the consolation, you will also be included in the democratic process. I think we all know what the outcome of such an election would be. Would you consider that to be a moral or immoral thing?
Just because I'm included in a democratic process which I didn't sign up for in the first place doesn't make it right to replace my car with a bicycle.