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So you link yo an article that explains exactly why this is problematic, and you're still saying it's because "China". It's not. It's because of scale. If a si

by raquo 8y ago

So you link yo an article that explains exactly why this is problematic, and you're still saying it's because "China". It's not. It's because of scale. If a similar system was being implemented in the US the shitstorm would be even bigger. Tala is a whole other story, it is small scale and not mandatory. As it grows to the point where using it is expected or required it will face the same exact criticism.

wufufufu 8y ago
Taking out a mortgage in the US is not mandatory. Getting a loan for your business isn't either. I get what you're saying, but I still sense some cognitive dissonance. If the US lets some hip start up build a social credit score and then just heavily buys into it, I think it will face less pushback than if they use a scary federal contractor to build the same score. I get the feeling that people think governments are intentionally evil.