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> It's the gamification of authoritarianism. ... It's going to be interesting to see how this works out. And like all gamification systems, it's already being

> It's the gamification of authoritarianism. ... It's going to be interesting to see how this works out. And like all gamification systems, it's already being gamed. The citizens and enforcers who figure out the tricks win, everyone else suffers, and resentment builds.

kkarakk 8y ago
good,china needs a regime change.their status quo has been propped up artificially for too long
- Animats 8y ago
  By what? China's 5-10% annual growth in standard of living makes up for a lot.