The Great Reset: Digital totalitarian state – The truth about China's social credit system?

"China is launching a comprehensive 'credit score' system, and the more I learn about it, the more nightmarish it seems. China appears to be leveraging all the tools of the information age – electronic purchasing data, social networks, algorithmic sorting – to construct the ultimate tool of social control."

This is what the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) wrote on October 5th, 2015. Read the piece for the full flavour, and it will make your head spin.

If you live in China, you should ask yourself this: "How valuable are you as a human in China's social credit system?"

"Currently, one side is primed to see China as ten-feet tall and the other is incentivized to exaggerate its height – what could go wrong?"

More in the PolyMatter video. (video segment is from start till 20:49 mins)

Location: China

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