going to the root of the problem can help us solve the problem a lot, conventional wisdom says
as what bro JW5 mentioned earlier, me supposed the issues me brought up mainly consists of internal issues on a micro view, there's still the macro view to be taken into consideration as well :o:o:o
Actually the issues are quite macro in nature too.
Take the examples of food and water.
Food is almost uncontrollable in SG's context, we simply don't have the space to grow our own.
Even if it is argued that we could in the past, we have long passed that stage.
Not sure if we can get long term deals with neighbouring countries on food, perhaps someone who knows can advise.
As for water, it's probably controllable and imo, the miws have done ok on this.
Desalination plants, water treatment plants, reservoirs, newater, long term piped water agreements.
I guess if they can drink newater, so can we.
What is bothersome is some of those short term things they are doing to get benefits that are not long term or not really beneficial for ordinary folk.
Squeezing the population into a really limited space just to maximise infrastructure usage and increase st gdp for one.
All these low level foreigners coming here to set up small shops, work in menial jobs or do a google search when there is an it issue.
Is this really beneficial both ST or LT?