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Your analogy is complete garbage. A UBI would not put anyone in a position where they wouldn't gain a significant advantage from working more.
A UBI would not reduce education standards.
A UBI would not increase crime.
Nor would it lower the standard of living for all, though it would for some. And the proportion of people using it as a reason not to work would be small (though still significant).
But UBI proponents fail to realise how quickly the gains from UBI could be swallowed up by a housing bubble. And worst of all, they tend to use it as a way of dealing with the problem of insufficient available work, instead of solving the problem.