A Social Credit System is a national government-facilitated rating system that rewards citizens for good behaviour and sanctions them for bad behaviour.

1. It evaluates a defined set of actions that includes but goes beyond illegal or legally-obligatory acts (e.g., charitable donations, recycling, volunteer work; or jaywalking, and littering).

2. Scores can be given by members of the public, corporations, NGOs, and the government.

3. Based on these scores, the government applies rewards and sanctions (e.g., fast-track through airport security, government-subsidised mortgages, free public transportation; or higher tax, slower document-processing times, and increased barriers to public sector jobs).

During the Japanese occupation of China, Wang, a prominent Chinese politician, formed a puppet government under Japanese auspices, ostensibly aiming to mitigate the harshness of Japanese rule and prevent further bloodshed. However, his collaboration involved aiding Japan's persecution of Chinese nationals, particularly those opposing Japanese occupation.

There exists a machine that can simulate the conditions of living absolute poverty for one year. The simulation itself takes about a few hours, but the person in the simulation feels the passing of time as "real". No severe experiences can be made in the simulation like death, sexual violence or physical violence, but everything else is a 100% copy of living in absolute poverty.

The Daily Wire is a right-wing political YouTube/Streaming service that is comprised by prominent rightwing commentators like Ben Shapiro and Jordan Peterson. Recently the Daily Wire has started to go into the realm of traditional entertainment like movies, series, children's animations, and even rap songs with either neutral political messaging or explicit right-wing subliminal messaging similar to how Disney is doing it.