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Maybe this system is able to make sociopaths more accountable for the suffering they cause. We have no data on people with this spectrum of mental illness bec
by lowdose 6y ago
Maybe this system is able to make sociopaths more accountable for the suffering they cause.
We have no data on people with this spectrum of mental illness because they do not report themselves. Estimations on the number of sociopaths in the wild are anywhere between 1% to 5 % of the population.
If this social credit score is able to limit the damage these people can cause during their lifetime I would say the experiment is successful.
- jacobush 6y agoIt will also make minorities more accountable for being minorities. Also known as "driving while black". "Enemy of the State (1998)" but as mundane everyday reality, not a blockbuster movie and with your jelaous neighbours reporting you for anything and everything.
- lowdose 6y agoI was talking about the possible positive goals from such a scoring system without projecting local extremes on a foreign system.
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- HashingtheCode 6y ago> Maybe this system is able to make sociopaths more accountable for the suffering they cause. So you support the entire enslavement of a population using this Orwellian system of surveillance and control because of the "damage" sociopaths cause, even though sociopaths makes up approximately 3 to 5 percent of the general population?????
- mcguire 6y agoHow much collateral damage from the system itself are you willing to accept?