New Hope: How the young can end PAP rule
In a Turkish short story, titled “R-09 and Pluto”, the Economist reports that “two artificially intelligent robots contemplate the limits of their brains”. Humans, the bots agree, are afraid of their creation’s potential power, so rules are designed to limit the use of their full intellect and to keep them from questioning...
We have come so far as a nation but as a people, we are still expected to behave like sheep
Each time we celebrate National Day on August 9, we are reminded of how far we have come as a nation. Indeed, Singapore is a metropolis with towering skyscrapers, a global financial hub and a vital and vibrant centre for commerce. As a nation, we have come a long way since independence. But as a people, have we matured and come...
Happy National Day (not Happy PAP Day)
Reading the article: "Does the lack of national flags at HDB estates serve as a litmus test as to PAP government's performance?" gave me an interesting perspective. The writer suggests that less flags is a sign of the silent protest that citizens are carrying out against the failures of the current government. This may well...
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