Serpentza notes that Chinese society doesn't like the idea of personal "hobbies" which it sees as a self-centered diversion from common goals.
Monday, February 03, 2020
"Why Did China Invent the Social Credit System?"
“Why Did China Invent the Social Credit System?”, by
Serpentza.
It was published Jan. 17, 2020, just as the coronavirus crisis
was starting.
He explains the underground economy, where until recently
you could “do what you want”. So the
Chinese needed some additional system to control deliberately anti-social behavior. (Singapore has the same determination to stop
sloppy personal habits in public.)
But the video does not describe the actual staged
implementation of the scoring, and that some people now are denied the right to
fly.
A broader idea of social credit could include voluntarism
and community engagement to address systemic inequality on a personal level.
Serpentza notes that Chinese society doesn't like the idea of personal "hobbies" which it sees as a self-centered diversion from common goals.
Serpentza notes that Chinese society doesn't like the idea of personal "hobbies" which it sees as a self-centered diversion from common goals.
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