Social scoring: current state and potential future

Thinker101

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The premise behind a nationwide social rating system itself is relatively simple: every citizen receives a certain score to start, and certain actions either lower or increase your score. For example, donating to charity would increase your score, while buying cigarettes would lower it. People can then either be rewarded or punished based on their rating. The government, for example, could restrict a person’s travel, prevent them from entering the best universities, or even take their dog away if their score drops low enough.

Social scoring systems: current state and potential future implications
 
Sounds great!

Where do I sign up?

I always wanted to judged 24/7 to please other people and punished accordingly.
 
We all know that the Bill of Rights only applies to PC folk who say and do woke things.

Come on, admit it.
 

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