u havent seen those comforters/quilts the homeless in australia have,them looks deliciously warm and thick.just give them a digeridoo and they can be part time street musicians.i would love to sleep homeless rent free on the streets and be a bum,just get a folding bed from ikea for $100 and a laptop we are good to go.
Not that many have to sleep outside. And it is out of choice. Welfare in those two countries are good enough for decent survival. All safety nets will still have people slipping through it.
A city with garden and lake. A city that is safe. A city where the air is clean. A city with a rich culture and history. A city where people live happily. A city that is stress-free.
It's more about people for me.
Population of about 2.5 mil ('70s). Universal literacy, healthcare and pension. Affordable housing and cost of living due to sound land pricing. People working shorter hours, < 35 hrs a week. More time for each individual to explore and fulfil his creative side, be it landscaping a garden, writing a novel, designing a boat or making music. One common language, English, hence no more job discrimination based on language.
Again the question has to be answered regarding what the mainstay of the economy would be in order to sustain this sort of lifestyle.
Any suggestions?
Forget PAP, WP etc. Forget politics. This is an apolitical discussion. Just describe what sort of city you would like Singapore to become regardless of who runs the country.
My ideal Singapore would be one where the population is 1.5 million, the whole Island is enclosed in an air conditioned bubble set at 21 DegC and the scourge of Singlish has been wiped out.
Again the question has to be answered regarding what the mainstay of the economy would be in order to sustain this sort of lifestyle.
Any suggestions?
I ask because I can't think of any that are within the capabilities of true blue sinkies.
Population of about 2.5 mil ('70s). Universal literacy, healthcare and pension. Affordable housing and cost of living due to sound land pricing. People working shorter hours, < 35 hrs a week. More time for each individual to explore and fulfil his creative side, be it landscaping a garden, writing a novel, designing a boat or making music. One common language, English, hence no more job discrimination based on language.
how to address our falling birth rate?
Again the question has to be answered regarding what the mainstay of the economy would be in order to sustain this sort of lifestyle.
Any suggestions?
I ask because I can't think of any that are within the capabilities of true blue sinkies.