I don't think social credit is enough to describe what this and other proposals like this are. It doesn't go far enough. This isn't social credit. It's life cre

I don't think social credit is enough to describe what this and other proposals like this are. It doesn't go far enough. This isn't social credit. It's life credit or maybe existence credit. You're gaining or losing credit from merely the way you exist or live. It's essentially a hidden tax on life itself and everything you do. Every thought, belief, action, piece of information you read, media you consume, basically every single thing you do will have some kind of value placed on it. In my opinion, this goes far beyond social credit.