Manfred Füllsack discusses the separation of work and income in modern society. He explores the meaning and possibility of a guaranteed basic income. Contrary to the debate about the end of work, which has been popular in recent years, Füllsack argues that human labor has not been diminishing throughout history; rather, it has been increasing as part of the work process. This provides him with strong reasons to reconsider a guaranteed basic income. A guaranteed basic income allows every member of society to have a livelihood on an individual basis, independent of work and assessments of need. The study opens up the discourse on guaranteed basic income and addresses its feasibility without bias.