The Transitive Property and the Problem of Singapore Finances
Dr Christopher Balding The transitive property in the study of logic defines how truths relate to each other. The simplest example is if A = B and B = C then by definition A must equal C. Taking a simple example, let’s assume that my friend tells me all cars are blue and that he has a car. By extension I can know that my...
Singaporeans are fed up with censorship
Bringing online media on par with mainstream media Many have speculated about what is the true intent of the Singapore government’s recently announced new licensing regime for news websites. We of course got some insight from Minister Yaacob Ibrahim’s statement about the need for Singaporeans to read the “right” thing...
Ministers’ pay increased 45 times?
Leong Sze Hian From the annals of history Thanks once again to reader ES who has sent me some very interesting archives from way back (as far back as 40 years ago) – here are some snippets from the annals of history on Ministerial pay: In 1973, a Minister’s annual salary was about $58,500 ( monthly salary of $4,500 x 13...
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