AntiGameZ
Re:Google's censored Chinese search engine: a catalogue of ethical vio...
on Sunday August 12, 2018 @09:01PM (#17747378)
Some people at China desperately want to access Google for a better search experience. Is a 80% percent of Google better than no Google at all for Chinese people? If people is dying and you have the cure with a little bit stains, is the ethical violated if you save people with a imperfect way or just let the pantient to die is a better option?
Re:Why drivers in China intentionally kill the pedestrians they hit
on Saturday September 05, 2015 @02:06AM (#10174099)
People outside China Mainland is hard to imagine the truth behind the news. It's so sad that I have to say the drivers were insane but not totally unreasonable ( Apparently, I'm not agree to what they did or thought ).
In China Mainland, if you drive and hit someone to death, a compensation no more than 15,000 USD will be paid for victim's family. However, if the victim was badly hit the medical expenses could easily reach 15,000 USD and probably beyond 50,000 USD or more. And in that situation, China's terrible medical/car crash insurance can only help a little.
Re:Battling the Internet Water Army: Detection of Hidden Paid Posters
on Wednesday November 23, 2011 @04:05AM (#3269362)
I guess their data example is not strong enough. I don't think the two provinces have any reason for a ratio so low.