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Weiye Loh

A Singapore Taxi Driver's Diary: May 6, 2009. Wednesday: The countERProductive erp system - 0 views

  • As far as I know, ERP is not a mere toll system that cares nothing but money. It is actually designed for the greater good: a smooth traffic flow characteristic of the efficiency-minded Singapore. Money is only a means to an end, so to speak. The ERP system, as I remembered, is a world’s first, uniquely Singapore invention for fighting traffic jams, and has been hailed as a genius answer to a common problem in large metropolitan centers around world. A wonder remedy for a disease brought about by advancement of civilization, very much like the cholesterol-clogged blood circulation in human bodies.
  • However, I can’t help being perplexed this time. How could a highly celebrated system like ERP become so hopelessly impotent in regulating traffic nowadays?
  • What happened to “money is only a means to an end”?
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      Does Kantian ethics include the treatment of non-subjects i.e. objects as means to an end? What about exploitation of environment? Hmm...
Weiye Loh

Privacy in Singapore - 9 views

http://unpan1.un.org/intradoc/groups/public/documents/APCITY/UNPAN002553.pdf There is no general data protection or privacy law in Singapore. The government has been aggressive in using surveill...

Singapore Privacy Electronic Road Pricing Surveillance

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