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Miller believes universal basic income and genuine political change are the baseline for letting everyone live a good life, with public art, free spaces, and well-funded libraries as institutional-level supplements.
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10/23/2026
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Against Algorithms and Consumerism: How to Build a "Good Enough" Life
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