This 🧵 thread covers social credit systems, scoring and how it ties into digital ID, blockchain banking, and carbon accounting systems. This includes overviews on personal carbon footprint scoring.
Overview
🗒️ A social credit system is a broad government framework designed to track, rate, and regulate the trustworthiness of individuals, businesses, and institutions. It functions through a network of databases, blacklists, and rewards rather than a single nationwide numerical "score" for every person.
🔎 The theory is that this type of social credit 📊 scoring is being rolled out to 🚫 limit access to essential goods, resources, and services. By combining this type of social credit scoring with technologies such as digital ID & carbon scoring it becomes possible to track, monitor, score, and manage populations at scale where access to money, travel, speech, energy, food, or medical services can be scored and restricted. Essentially manipulating behaviors and controlling consumption ⛓️ limits via enforced AI policy and SMART management.
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Card #01: 📈 Social Credit Scoring
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A look at how surveillance and 'social credit scoring' is being implemented and enforced across the globe. This type of infrastructure raises serious privacy concerns.
A look at how surveillance and 'social credit scoring' is being implemented and enforced across the globe.
This type of infrastructure raises serious privacy concerns.
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Card #02: 📊 Social Credit Scores
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Card #03: 🚫 Carbon Budgets & Limits
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Stanley Johnson explains how dividing up carbon scoring may limit some peoples ability to freely ✈️ travel. “If that means, actually, some of us are told, well you can't ❌ go on a plane, that's fine❗️ That's part of the
Stanley Johnson explains how dividing up carbon scoring may limit some peoples ability to freely ✈️ travel.
“If that means, actually, some of us are told, well you can't ❌ go on a plane, that's fine❗️ That's part of the national plan.”
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Card #04: 👣♻️📊 Personal Carbon Tracking & Scoring
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Digital ID and access to public services ties into the 'carbon scoring' platform which measures & monitors a wide variety of data about each individuals usage on the platform. Digital ID and carbon tracking integrate with social credit scoring. Measuring carbon footprints allows enforcements to limits ⛓️ on consumption. Effectively this platform can monitor and lead to carbon scores that could reflect negatively should your carbon score not be considered appropriate. 📍 "... what are they CONSUMING on the PLATFORM" means the Digital ID 👁️🪪 social credit carbon scoring platform.
Digital ID and access to public services ties into the 'carbon scoring' platform which measures & monitors a wide variety of data about each individuals usage on the platform. Digital ID and carbon tracking integrate with social credit scoring.
Measuring carbon footprints allows enforcements to limits ⛓️ on consumption. Effectively this platform can monitor and lead to carbon scores that could reflect negatively should your carbon score not be considered appropriate.
📍 "... what are they CONSUMING on the PLATFORM" means the Digital ID 👁️🪪 social credit carbon scoring platform.
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Card #05: ⛓️ Changing Habits
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"That's why we manage it." "People might change their habits, where they go on holiday this year, what they're buying in the supermarket, that sort of thing." -Keir Starmer
"That's why we manage it."
"People might change their habits, where they go on holiday this year, what they're buying in the supermarket, that sort of thing."
-Keir Starmer
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Card #06: ⚠️ Social Credit, Digital ID & Carbon Scoring Concerns
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"This is the start of a social credit system." Dr. Renée Hoenderkamp implores everybody to reject the UK government's new mandatory digital ID.
"This is the start of a social credit system." Dr. Renée Hoenderkamp implores everybody to reject the UK government's new mandatory digital ID.
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Card #07: ⚠️ Social Credit System Concerns
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Card #08: ⚠️ Social Credit Concerns
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Dr Jordan B Peterson talks about his concerns on social credit scoring being rolled out in Australia. This type of social credit 📊 system is being rolled out ⛓️🌎 globally.
Dr Jordan B Peterson talks about his concerns on social credit scoring being rolled out in Australia. This type of social credit 📊 system is being rolled out ⛓️🌎 globally.
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Card #09: 📈😫
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Card #10: 🚫 Climate Restrictions
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Card #11: ♻️ Personal Carbon Wallets
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Allocating individuals an individual carbon allowance, which will limit your ability to travel, eat meat, or use energy. Carbon-Bank CEO Barbara Baarsma thinks that each citizen should have a limited number of carbon emission rights—credits that they can buy and sell through a "Carbon Wallet". Normal people would be able to "sell" theirs to the rich. The WEF saying some will be able to go abroad & travel, while others will have to sell out ‘Carbon Credit Allocation’ or “travel virtually’ from your couch. “There’s going to be people of means who are going to be able to travel”
Allocating individuals an individual carbon allowance, which will limit your ability to travel, eat meat, or use energy.
Carbon-Bank CEO Barbara Baarsma thinks that each citizen should have a limited number of carbon emission rights—credits that they can buy and sell through a "Carbon Wallet".
Normal people would be able to "sell" theirs to the rich.
The WEF saying some will be able to go abroad & travel, while others will have to sell out ‘Carbon Credit Allocation’ or “travel virtually’ from your couch.
“There’s going to be people of means who are going to be able to travel”
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Card #12: 👁️👥 Monitoring Productivity & Surveillance For Productivity
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"How many of you wear something like an Apple Watch? Fitbit, smart device? Yeah, many people. It's a many billion dollar industry at this point." "Most people are very comfortable with at least some forms of human quantification. In fact, it's become so widespread that most people feel like there's not that much to worry about when it comes to doing something like monitoring your heart rate." "Okay, well, if you don't like your job, just quit. But what if there's nowhere to go? What if everywhere has ubiquitous monitoring? In fact, during the pandemic, what we found was that 80% of companies admitted that they use at least some forms of so-called bossware technology to monitor the productivity of their employees. Whether it's or white collar employee monitoring what's on their screen or in any other context, surveillance is part of our everyday lives. Surveillance for productivity is part of what has become the norm in the workplace. And maybe with good reason. Nine out of 10 employees
"How many of you wear something like an Apple Watch? Fitbit, smart device? Yeah, many people. It's a many billion dollar industry at this point."
"Most people are very comfortable with at least some forms of human quantification. In fact, it's become so widespread that most people feel like there's not that much to worry about when it comes to doing something like monitoring your heart rate."
"Okay, well, if you don't like your job, just quit. But what if there's nowhere to go? What if everywhere has ubiquitous monitoring? In fact, during the pandemic, what we found was that 80% of companies admitted that they use at least some forms of so-called bossware technology to monitor the productivity of their employees. Whether it's or white collar employee monitoring what's on their screen or in any other context, surveillance is part of our everyday lives. Surveillance for productivity is part of what has become the norm in the workplace. And maybe with good reason. Nine out of 10 employees waste time during the workday, they focus on other things. There may be good reasons why we want to be able to find better ways to monitor whether somebody is paying attention."
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