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Archive for the ‘Opinions’ Category

Insane people are not stupid

I wish to make a statement that is not immediately obvious to many people - Insane people are not stupid people. There is a difference between insanity and stupidity. Insane people can be scholars, government scholars, or even president scholars. There are many aspects to logical thinking. Some people are genius but they do...

Folksy thoughts on the workers lot

The debate on having a minimum wage is back and this time it’s back with force. The reason for this is simple – Dr. Jamus Lim, who is the Member of Parliament for Sengkang Group Representation Council (GRC) for the Workers’ Party and a star economist. Dr. Lim managed to make what has traditionally a placid affair (the...

Subsidies for C19 treatment

Residents who travel now can tap subsidies for C19 treatment- Straits Times of 21 Oct 20, page A6. The government has now made an U-turn from its earlier policy that those who left Singapore from 27 March 20 will not be able to access government subsidies for treatment or insurance cover if they should have C19 symptoms within...

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