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>Of course, the platform represents an interesting experiment that can lead to new approaches to assessing the social status and standard of living of citizens. However, it is necessary to ensure transparency, data protection and a balance between individual rights and state interests
Д-503, a spacecraft engineer, rated 47-29. The first figure reflecting social status, and the second – social level, reflecting “merits” and “prospects”, respectively. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_(novel) (1921)
Peter Arbeitsloser, a machine therapist, rated 10. Levels were initially added as a “gimmick” by the programmers, and quickly came to dominate every aspect of life. His last name was assigned from his father’s job title at the time of conception. https://qualityland.de/ql1/
Д-503, a spacecraft engineer, rated 47-29. The first figure reflecting social status, and the second – social level, reflecting “merits” and “prospects”, respectively. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_(novel) (1921)
Peter Arbeitsloser, a machine therapist, rated 10. Levels were initially added as a “gimmick” by the programmers, and quickly came to dominate every aspect of life. His last name was assigned from his father’s job title at the time of conception. https://qualityland.de/ql1/
Edit: The book is awesome though. Definitely recommended. Marc Uwe Kling also has a great series of works around a kanguru.
Horrendous, but the nice side effect... the more China, Russia, and other totalitarian states double down on these efforts, the easier it is to argue against them in the West.
These systems being deployed in countries such as China and Russia gives the rest of the world a peek into how it works, and a chance to understand how to best resist totalitarian tendencies. Unfortunately it also gives an opportunity for other governments to learn what works and what doesn’t.
I suspect the article was written by AI: >Of course, the platform represents an interesting experiment that can lead to new approaches to assessing the social status and standard of living of citizens. However, it is necessary to ensure transparency, data protection and a balance between individual rights and state interests
Here's what AI can do with this article: https://www.phind.com/search?cache=o2wo1bog0dfjwj49vwhhgqgv
However, I wouldn't be surprised if this development is true, given that Russia is currently a totalitarian state. It is one of three countries that kills North Koreans who flee their country (along with North Korea itself and China), kills Ukrainians and its own citizens. Russia enforces totalitarian laws against any spoken or written words that criticize the government.
"There's a collector's item - a double-o-two number!" said Lasher. "I've known several single-o men, but never a double-o. I guess you're the highest classification I ever had friendly words with. If the Pope set up shop in this country, he'd be only one notch up - in the R-numbers of course. He'd be an R-001. I heard somewhere that the number was being held for him, over the objections of Episcopal bishops who want R-001 themselves. Delicate business.
Horrendous, but the nice side effect... the more China, Russia, and other totalitarian states double down on these efforts, the easier it is to argue against them in the West.
Horrendous, but the nice side effect... the more China, Russia, and other totalitarian states double down on these efforts, the easier it is to argue against them in the West.
Meanwhile GB is trying to make e2ee illegal (they stopped for now but were pretty close). Let's not pretend west can't implement social score
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Peter Arbeitsloser, a machine therapist, rated 10. Levels were initially added as a “gimmick” by the programmers, and quickly came to dominate every aspect of life. His last name was assigned from his father’s job title at the time of conception. https://qualityland.de/ql1/
^ For non german speakers, Arbeitsloser ~ jobless person, i.e., someone not employed or working. Edit: The book is awesome though. Definitely recommended. Marc Uwe Kling also has a great series of works around a kanguru.