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Archive for the ‘Society’ Category

Government should help those who are NEETs

Not many people talk about the NEET rate in Singapore which is on the rise in recent years. NEET refers to people, especially young adults Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET). These NEETs are staying at home all day living off their parents, and unprepared for the modern workforce all because of decades of PAP’s...

Stop being paranoid unless we aspire to become a hermit state

When I read about some “experts” commenting on the risks of foreign intervention, some of them are sounding like as if we have a few paranoids are on the loose in Singapore. It is good and desirable to be cautious but when stretched to the extreme, it is sounding like another antic of Donald Trump. As a Singaporean, l have...

Increase in public transport fares

The govt has announced a possible increase of 7% in public transport fares to cover higher operating cost. This increase is excessive. Here are my reasons. a) The govt now collects the fares for the bus operations and pay the operators a fee to operate the services. b) The train operators do not operate on this business model....

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