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How many Chinese social credit points would the family members of the signer lose if a Googler were to sign this letter?
by politician 8y ago
How many Chinese social credit points would the family members of the signer lose if a Googler were to sign this letter?
- balibebas 8y agoLet's find out, shall we?
- YayamiOmate 8y agoMight be less than by analyzing all their searches... This might not be an exact relation, but my point is that it still may be worthwhile in a longer perspective. Social changes and engineering are nontrivial processes. Boiling frog paradox and such...
- educationdata 8y agohttps://www.npr.org/2018/11/12/665597190/families-of-the-disappeared-a-search-for-loved-ones-held-in-chinas-xinjiang-regi https://www.npr.org/2018/11/12/665597190/families-of-the-dis... "If you are a Uighur, you automatically lose 10 points," recalls Seytoff. "If you pray? Another 10 points. You've been overseas? Another 10 points. You have relatives overseas? Another 10 points. If you're 50 or below, you're unsafe and you go to a camp." By simply having relatives overseas, you lose 10 points. Now imagine how many points you will lose if you have a relative signed this letter.
- callmekit 8y agoI'm confused by these exact point values. My understanding that the social credit system is not yet implemented, and it's unlikely it will be a number, probably more a set of black lists for different purposes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Credit_System https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Credit_System