Original sentence: " Uri Harris of Quillette echoed Yang's points, noting that job displacement through automation "is not science fiction, it's already happening.Andy Kroll of Rolling Stone wrote that Yang's book "lays out his views in greater detail but raises as many questions as it answers", and that it "places him firmly in the camp of those who believe economic anxiety played a decisive role in Trump's election and the rise of white nationalism".Emily Witt of The New Yorker saw "Yang's arguments for his policies [as] empirical rather than sentimental.Reich felt that "some form of [UBI] seems inevitable".Writing for The New York Times, American economist Robert Reich reviewed both Yang's book and Annie Lowrey's Give People Money, calling them "useful primers on the case for a" UBI.Writing for The Wall Street Journal, Harvard economics professor Edward Glaeser said that while he shares "Yang's worries about the future of work", he disagrees with Yang's UBI propsal, stating that a "future in which two-thirds of America lives off UBI is a true horror"
Edited sentence: " Uri Harris of Quillette echoed Yang's points, noting that job displacement through automation "is not science fiction, it’s already happening.Andy Kroll of Rolling Stone noted that Yang's book "lays out his views in greater detail but raises as many questions as it answers", and that it "places him firmly in the camp of those who believe economic anxiety played a decisive role in Trump's election and the rise of white nationalism".Emily Witt of The New Yorker observed that "Yang's arguments for his policies are empirical rather than sentimental.Reich noted that "some form of [UBI] seems inevitable".Writing for The New York Times, American economist Robert Reich reviewed both Yang's book and Annie Lowry's Give People Money, calling them "useful primers on the case for a" UBI.Writing for The Wall Street Journal, Harvard economics professor Edward Glaeser noted that while he shares "Yang's worries about the future of work", he disagrees with Yang's UBI propsal, stating that a "future in which two-thirds of America lives off UBI is a true horror"