Because UBI would have a broad distribution, using it to substitute for welfare and other entitlements aimed at the poor would constitute a transfer from those in need to everyone, many of whom are quite comfortable.
To do this, they have to steal the super-powerful resin from the stash house of a dangerous drug dealer, use it to season brownies and substitute their brownies for the baked goods at a high-school bake sale -- because, of course, everyone in the school is guaranteed to eat at least one brownie in this fantasy.
Giuliani's problem, though, wasn't that he used 9/11 politically, but that he used it to avoid politics—as a substitute for engaging with other issues.
Paul focused on blood's potential as an egg substitute, using it to develop recipes for pancakes, ice-cream, meringues and, in tribute to her German homeland, a black forest gateau (if you want to try yourself, 65g of blood is equivalent to an egg).
The major purpose of cardiac tissue engineering is to engineer cells on scaffolds and use it as a substitute to infarcted cardiac cells.
Plus a very tough security situation makes it easy for anyone to decide his mind and buy a PC, to use it as a substitute for going out.
In the case where migration is viewed as an insurance solution, moral hazard problems between the migrants and the recipients of remittances led to their dependency on these financial inflows and induced recipients to use it as a substitute for other income sources.
Critics say the deluge of junk e-mail threatens to undermine the utility of the Internet at precisely the time when anthrax fears and cost-cutting efforts have prompted more businesses to use it as a substitute for postal mail.
But more importantly, they're starting to use it as a substitute for the demand for human innovation.
I'm much more concerned about porn and adult males, many of whom seem to use it as a substitute for real relationships.
