The measures used to contain Covid-19 have the potential to erode basic human freedoms and civil liberties in our society. In fact, it’s possible to argue that it has already done so in many ways.
But if we don’t discuss what is happening, we’re creating the potential for a never-ending cycle of compliance to be part of society and erode our human rights, Ignite’s Gerald discusses in his newest commentary.
For all the young Singaporeans out there, you’re probably accustomed to hearing about a certain path of how your life journey is supposed to unfold over the years. However, are our preconceived notions of what the first 25 years or so of our lives are supposed to play out true, or is there more to the modern life path?
Beyond the typical stereotype of a philosopher, such figures have a much more valuable role in society than most realise — yet, there is a seeming lack of philosophers in Singapore.
So, what would a Singapore with philosophers look like?
Let’s be honest, Singapore is a pretty materialistic society. And it is only going to get worse.
Be it Mediacorp or Mothership, the choices Singaporeans have for local media are few and far between. This lack in diversity may not be at the front of most people’s minds, but is a concerning issue nonetheless.
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