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DR LIU THAI KER’S VIEW ON POPULATION GROWTH
Forget seven million. Think ten million people, if you want this city-state to succeed. That’s the bold suggestion of Dr Liu Thai Ker, often credited as the architect of modern Singapore.
http://sg.thepeakmagazine.com/2014/10/feature-liu-thai-ker-2/
1) This is exactly the money-centric and myopic PAP definition of 'success'.
2) This old architect probably wouldn't be alive to witness and enjoy the 'success' once Singapore hits 10 million population.
Indeed... as irresponsible as your PAP masters in their urban planning.
If you're struggling and using drastic measures to stay sovereign, perhaps sovereignty isn't a great thing after all. It's like clinging onto life on your deathbed while plugged into a life support machine. Perhaps it is time to let go. Think about it.
Forget seven million. Think ten million people, if you want this city-state to succeed. That’s the bold suggestion of Dr Liu Thai Ker, often credited as the architect of modern Singapore.
http://sg.thepeakmagazine.com/2014/10/feature-liu-thai-ker-2/
1) This is exactly the money-centric and myopic PAP definition of 'success'.
2) This old architect probably wouldn't be alive to witness and enjoy the 'success' once Singapore hits 10 million population.

Currently senior director of RSP Architects & Engineers as well as the founding chairman of the Centre for Liveable Cities, Dr Liu, 76, has some ideas although he declines to be drawn into a discussion of what the city will look like when it hits the magic 10-million mark – it would be too “irresponsible”, he says.
Indeed... as irresponsible as your PAP masters in their urban planning.

Ultimately, for Singapore to remain sovereign, it must plan for the long haul. The 10-million figure is just a start. “If we plan for anything less than that, I just feel that we will be sorry.
If you're struggling and using drastic measures to stay sovereign, perhaps sovereignty isn't a great thing after all. It's like clinging onto life on your deathbed while plugged into a life support machine. Perhaps it is time to let go. Think about it.