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sunzu , in Russia launches "social rating" platform to determine a person’s comparative “social status”

Westoid will accept better, just name it a credit score, it feels more capitalism

iAvicenna , in Russia launches "social rating" platform to determine a person’s comparative “social status”
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I thought this was gonna be a Boring Dystopia topic

the_fourth , in Russia launches "social rating" platform to determine a person’s comparative “social status”

“But who knows what these figures will mean for you in the future?”

The perfect sentence to read with a heavy russian accent.

ClassifiedPancake , in Panic rooms and private bunkers are all the rage in Germany

All the rage for like 20 people

ID411 , in Russia launches "social rating" platform to determine a person’s comparative “social status”

Edited, clickbait title

mjhelto , in Russia launches "social rating" platform to determine a person’s comparative “social status”

Wasn't this a Black Mirror episode? No... I think it was The Orville, maybe.

bjoern_tantau ,
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That's reality in China.

LennethAegis ,
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Yeah, I was thinking Black Mirror too. Looked it up, Season 3e1, Nosedive.

Hawk , in Mandatory speed limiters come into force in the EU and Northern Ireland

The article says they expect a 30% reduction in collisions. I very much doubt that

carl_dungeon , in Unhappy lives linked to recent rise of right-wing populism in Europe

“I’m unhappy, let’s put people in camps and start a secret police force!! That’ll make me SO happy!”

CosmicTurtle0 ,

"As long as someone else is getting hurt more than me!"

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abbadon420 , in France heading to polls in high-stake parliamentary elections

It's not a high stake election. We already know who's going to win and we know they're going to regret it in a couple years.

poVoq Mod ,
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Given how their election system works, it might very well be that the left alliance wins most seats. I guess we will know soon.

msage , in Unhappy lives linked to recent rise of right-wing populism in Europe

... not this shit again ...

I feel very sad that the ruling class is actually pushing this. Because this future sucks.

Peter_Arbeitslos , (Bearbeitet ) in Unhappy lives linked to recent rise of right-wing populism in Europe

Unhappiness and fear linked to fascism? Unbelievable! But yeah, I think that's something you more or less directly learn as German if you look back on our democracy, the Weimarer Republik, before rise of national socialism. Many people didn't believed in democracy at the first place, but the bad economic situation made it even worse. If you are unhappy or even fear about your future that's a great attack point for right wing propaganda.

toothbrush , in Russia launches "social rating" platform to determine a person’s comparative “social status”
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Finally we can make "-3000 Social credits" jokes in reference to Russia!

I love technology...

daw , in Panic rooms and private bunkers are all the rage in Germany

This seems wildly overblown to me.

source: me, a German

daqu , in Panic rooms and private bunkers are all the rage in Germany

German middle class here. All I can afford is duck and cover.

autotldr Bot , in France heading to polls in high-stake parliamentary elections

This is the best summary I could come up with:


If the National Rally does secure an absolute majority, the French leader could find himself forced into a difficult "cohabitation" with the country's first far-right government since the Second World War.

But her hopes of a majority in the National Assembly seem less certain after centrist and left-wing candidates pulled out of races to boost the chances of their moderate rivals to block the far-right.

The voting taking place on Sunday will determine who is prime minister but not president, with Mr Macron already set on remaining in his role until the end of his term in 2027.

If Ms Le Pen's party wins an absolute majority, France would have a government and president from opposing political camps for only the fourth time in post-war history.

The president is weakened at home during cohabitation, but still holds some powers over foreign policy, European affairs and defence and is in charge of negotiating and ratifying international treaties.

A hung parliament and the need to build cross-party consensus to agree on government positions and legislation would be challenging given France's fractious politics and deep divisions over taxes, immigration and Middle East policy.


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