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I think the concept of social credit has a lot of merits. But the risk for overreach is substantial unfortunately. I'd love to get rid of people who are unable
by Numberwang 8y ago
I think the concept of social credit has a lot of merits. But the risk for overreach is substantial unfortunately.
I'd love to get rid of people who are unable to ride a train like a social human from the trains and lock people out of cinemas who can't behave as one should expect.
- infiniteseeker 8y agoAnd I’d love to give people who have similar views to you (on this matter) a -1 score for life. Who’s right?
- Numberwang 8y agoWell the rules should be known just as laws are, not a personal opinion by Mr Inifinitypants.
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- raxxorrax 8y ago> I'd love to get rid of people who are unable to ride a train Really? I am for getting rid of people who use trains. No personal transport? You are probably just too poor... But yeah, generally we should indeed welcome data collection about every detail of our personal lives. Because you know what would be the benefit? Watching star wars without this stinky nerd that always spoils the next 10 minutes of the movie. I can see no argument how you could be against this anymore.