China's social credit system and digital ID technology are a beta test for global control. The government limits what people can buy, where they travel, and how they spend money based on scores. With one-fifth of the world's population, what works in China could spread everywhere.
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The end of the month doesn't matter if you're billionaire if you're only allowed to spend so many carbon credits. Hey, you're out of luck. You can only buy this amount of meat next month, or you can only travel this far, or you can't get on an airplane for six more months. Now that sounds extreme, but it's already taking place in China with their social credit. So will it come here? Certainly looks like China's basically the beta test for the world banking system in the future. And then remember how big China is. One out of every five people on the planet is China Chinese. So it's not like it's a small sample size of 1%. We're looking at about 20% now. Is a 100% of China in the system? No, they're not. But it's all the major cities are. Basically, it's a castle society. In the major cities, if you don't have your phone, no problem, but you're still using a digital ID because you can use your palm without a chip in go in China in many places and just use your palm print, which is like a fingerprint or and it's unique to you and check out if your phone ran out of power or you forgot it for that day.