The Straits Times is teaching S’poreans how we should think
The Straits Times had reported today that Singaporeans are concerned about income inequality and they want more to be done. Firstly, let me congratulate my fellow Singaporeans – the government has heard us, and has responded. We have written numerous critical discussions on the income inequality and low wages growth in Singapore,...
Inequality in education, Part 2
There are many aims of early education. The most important is to prepare the child for the school. For the lower income group the preparation must be adequate enough to bring him to the same starting line as the rest of the cohort. In Singapore pre-school education is not given the attention and priority that it should. The...
The Cracks, The Fault Lines and The “Master of Balance”
Throughout the history of Singapore, cracks and fault lines are always there. If there are no cracks or fault lines, the “Master of Balance” will lose its acting power and basically, has nothing to do or no way to play politics. Politics is a game and every game needs a master to balance off difference forces. Since Sir...
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