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Don’t miss what’s happening People on X are the first to know. Log in Sign up Post See new posts Conversation hoeflator/滥交师傅 (Yishun Kampung mode) @hoeflatoor The crux of this issue is language, culture, and thought - not money or space. The language that Singaporean culture is built on worships the idea of fiat progress as the main goal. As such, everything is viewed within the lens of "bank account go up/down". When a society has calcified into this belief, no amount of monetary spending by the government can solve the issue. They are in a deadlock with themselves, with the beast that Temasek Inc. created. Fundamental policy issues have led to this, be it the language campaigns that got rid of dialects and uprooted current generations from being able to connect with their past (another driver for low birth rates), to the "Stop at Two" campaign. We are a majority Han country - as such, we are +10 IQ, +10 social conformity, -10 risk taking -10 love/happiness/romance (we have a de

@hoeflator: The crux of this issue is language, culture, and thought - not money or space. The language that Singaporean culture is built on worships the idea of fiat progress as the main goal. As such, everything is viewed within the lens of "bank account go up/down". When a society has calcified into this belief, no amount of monetary spending by the government can solve the issue. They are in a deadlock with themselves, with the beast that Temasek Inc. created. Fundamental policy issues have led to this, be it the language campaigns that got rid of dialects and uprooted current generati

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