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Maybe the average social credit score in the US is higher than the average in China. Being added to the no fly list could be the result of an equivalently low
by resters 8y ago
Maybe the average social credit score in the US is higher than the average in China.
Being added to the no fly list could be the result of an equivalently low score under both regimes.
- godelski 8y agoPlease do not take this conversation off topic. It is against the rules. We are distinguishing "social credit scores" from "credit scores". If you would like to argue why they are in fact the same, then that is on topic. But if you are going to assert that they are different and continue off on a tangent then you are going off topic. I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt that you are not trolling, but there's plenty of evidence to suggest that you are.
- resters 8y agoI was certainly not trolling, I was responding to your comment about no fly lists. Sadly you have no response and are resorting to name calling and righteous indignation. I agree with you that FICO scores are not what Facebook is up to, though a person’s FICO score is likely part of his or her social credit score. Nonetheless I thought your litmus test sounded overly simplistic.
- godelski 8y agoOn point 2: I think EVERYONE agrees. On point 3: That frequently tends to be the case for litmus tests. It is also why I hedge all of that with qualifiers. Because yes, it is overly simplified. But I don't know what you expect from me? Write the Principalía of social credit systems?