i see nothing bizarre about a social credit system and i don't understand the fuss. like, if it's only for negative stuff, ok, it's punitive crap, but if you can get good stuff from it? i mean, that's just a substitute for money, and a good one at that. imagine paying your rent by helping set up a community center, or teaching kids, or whatever. that's based
You're forgetting about who gets to decide what 'negative stuff' is, and how they are able to tell what you are doing. Like, if it got implemented in the USA, do you think your social credit would increase if you went to a BLM protest? Not likely.
We already have that in the usa and yes criminal records can negatively effect your credit score and make getting housing, credit cards, and transportation much harder.
i see nothing bizarre about a social credit system and i don't understand the fuss. like, if it's only for negative stuff, ok, it's punitive crap, but if you can get good stuff from it? i mean, that's just a substitute for money, and a good one at that. imagine paying your rent by helping set up a community center, or teaching kids, or whatever. that's based
You're forgetting about who gets to decide what 'negative stuff' is, and how they are able to tell what you are doing. Like, if it got implemented in the USA, do you think your social credit would increase if you went to a BLM protest? Not likely.
We already have that in the usa and yes criminal records can negatively effect your credit score and make getting housing, credit cards, and transportation much harder.