>If you promise everyone money for life, many people won't bother to create wealth.
>A lot of people will do absolutely nothing if they have money for life.
Really? Citation needed.
These seem no more than unsupported assumptions based on your experience, i.e., anecdata.
My anecdata indicate the opposite. A supermajority of those I know would, but for fear of lacking minimal financial security, try to create value through entrepreneurship.
Further, my casual knowledge of basic income experimental results contradicts your assertions. For but one example, the Canadian experiment [1] [2] indicated strongly favorable effects.
Your view may depend on whether you regard people as assets or liabilities until proven otherwise. I favor the former.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mincome#Results
[2] https://www.thestar.com/opinion/editorialopinion/2011/01/11/...