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Archive for the ‘Society’ Category

Why Are We Growing This Monster?

Kenneth Jeyaretnam has stated that the PAP Government could spend another S$20 Billion a year on our citizens and still see an increase in the size of our reserves. Kenneth is a far better economists than Heng Swee Keat and I have no doubt that he is correct on this. Singaporeans are continuously subjected to price hikes and...

Cybersecurity: ‘Ownself hack ownself’

Given the cybersecurity problems at the Ministry of Health and Singhealth, time to “Ownself hack ownself”? The Japanese are planning to do this (Remember Goh Cock Chok Tong’s exhortation to learn from the Japanese: Learn from Japanese — set example leh elites): Japan gears up for mega hack of its own citizens Unprecedented...

The lack of social secirity in Singapore does not allow innovation to thrive

In countries like Sweden and Germany, it is said that strong safety nets and strong social welfare systems have enabled innovation to foster. Individuals who take a break from work to try to set up a new business or innovate in new areas know that they can take time off for a few months to experiment, while being safeguarded...

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