You have made some very important insights on this topic. What I found from your message is the paradox of paradise. We do not actually want free money, we want to make more money than we need to maintain our lives in this modern world. We do need more time to enjoy life and pursue the philosophical arts. But one leads to the other and vice is present at every turn. If we have it too easy we grow lethargic and complacent, if we have it too difficult we grow lethargic and complacent. We want wealth, but we do not perceive the flaws of wealth until we have it. We do not want to live in poverty but wars keep happening. Balance in all things and pursuing ones interests both privately and publicly seems to me to be key for the happiness and fulfillment we all seek.
RE: Ethics and Morality of Basic Income.