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it's a lofty political statement that can never be fulfilled. however, anybody who thinks a politician needs to be held accountable for ambitious (a.k.a. impossible) promises made needs to consult a shrink. vote-gathering sweeping, over-the-top, bold claims by politicians worldwide are never ever fulfilled to perfection. there are cracks, and crumps do fall into crevices.
with that said, technically, "no one gets left behind" can be implemented (but not 100% fulfilled) only if folks allow a heavy-handed, nanny, protective-mom approach. even super nanny-state like nk cannot cover all the bases. but for sg, here are my suggestions for the pmo:
1. install surveillance cameras and sensors everywhere, from balconies to bedrooms to bathrooms.
2. insert monitoring devices and health sensors in the orifices and crevices of everyone.
3. assign dedicated, multi-faceted teams to observe and study each individual to assess physiological, psychological, mental, emotional, financial and occupational conditions on a 24 by 7 basis.
4. create a massive database (larger than google's) for logging of all data collected from above methods.
5. have teams in (3) conduct regular daily sessions internally to plan and decide on courses of action, assistance, remedial, interventionist, non-interventionist, etc.
6. if necessary, teams must be able to predict the future and respond at site immediately to prevent events from unravelling (a.k.a. minority report style).
7. teams must have endless funding to throw cash at the individual and problem, if money is the issue.
8. if time and close contact physical care are required, teams will take turns or run shifts to be there in person to lend a helping hand. cleaning up someone's shit, feeding and bathing are part of the required routines.
9. recommended team strength is 4. recommended number of care teams per sinkie is 4. 16 x foreigners, therefore, will need to be hired to staff the teams, per sinkie.
10. the new mantra will be "4, 4 will score" or "die, die must try".
it's doable. it's only whether sinkies would want such a wonderful all-inclusive 24by7 care package. :*:
with that said, technically, "no one gets left behind" can be implemented (but not 100% fulfilled) only if folks allow a heavy-handed, nanny, protective-mom approach. even super nanny-state like nk cannot cover all the bases. but for sg, here are my suggestions for the pmo:
1. install surveillance cameras and sensors everywhere, from balconies to bedrooms to bathrooms.
2. insert monitoring devices and health sensors in the orifices and crevices of everyone.
3. assign dedicated, multi-faceted teams to observe and study each individual to assess physiological, psychological, mental, emotional, financial and occupational conditions on a 24 by 7 basis.
4. create a massive database (larger than google's) for logging of all data collected from above methods.
5. have teams in (3) conduct regular daily sessions internally to plan and decide on courses of action, assistance, remedial, interventionist, non-interventionist, etc.
6. if necessary, teams must be able to predict the future and respond at site immediately to prevent events from unravelling (a.k.a. minority report style).
7. teams must have endless funding to throw cash at the individual and problem, if money is the issue.
8. if time and close contact physical care are required, teams will take turns or run shifts to be there in person to lend a helping hand. cleaning up someone's shit, feeding and bathing are part of the required routines.
9. recommended team strength is 4. recommended number of care teams per sinkie is 4. 16 x foreigners, therefore, will need to be hired to staff the teams, per sinkie.
10. the new mantra will be "4, 4 will score" or "die, die must try".
it's doable. it's only whether sinkies would want such a wonderful all-inclusive 24by7 care package. :*:
