Why Singapore is Insanely Well Designed 

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Saving my time. Thx

You can check out Wendover Productions and Polymatter's videos on Singapore then, they talk more about the numbers, statistics, and specific plans being implemented and what exactly is being done.

So i guess you're rating this video a D- then?

@@bonfire5794 i think polymatter is into the stats and numbers for any country geography

Cher what are you doing here

LOL, Cher why you here hahaha

Exactly, even the thumbnail made it seem like the video would compare this to other “advanced” cities that surprisingly is messier then expected. The video is good, but the title seriously needs to be changed

He did mention the Master Plan but he did not elaborate further on this plan. Singapore long-term planning is done in 2 segments: 1) Long-term plan which guides Singapore’s development over the next 40 to 50 years, and covers strategic land use and transportation. It ensures that there is sufficient land available to meet the needs of long-term population and economic growth, balanced with a quality living environment. This long-term land use plan is reviewed every 10 years. The first long-term plan was formulated in 1971 2) The Master Plan translates the broad, long-term strategies set out in the Long-Term Plan into more detailed plans for implementation. It specifies permissible land use and densities, with the aim of guiding development over the next 10 to 15 years. The Master Plan is reviewed every five years and the last Master Plan was in 2019. The Master Plan is further supported by Special and Detailed Control Plans which are development control plans that includes parks and waterbodies, public spaces, conservation areas and monuments, urban design element, connectivity, building height, landed housing area and undergroud. Together both plans (Master plan and Long-term plan) provides a comprehensive, forward-looking and integrated planning framework for sustainable development in Singapore

Yea. I live in singapore.. Its a small country so i didnt think it will get recognized a lot

@@ItsRevan_Yt well i mean it is well near to alot of dense countries like vietnam or indonesia lol.

Nahh I don't think so singapore city planning is not much different form malaysia/kl which is car oriented and some of them like private real estate in indonesia

@@adiba9734 totally different. Miles apart. Anyone been to these 3 countries will notice the moment you step out of the airport

Singapore being well-planned mean stuffs like green spaces planning among urban places, underground electricity grid, integrated transport system, wind flow studies in buildings layout, underground and above ground city planning, home upgrading and improvement plan, centric township planning, urban farms and green energy, seamless trash collection from every home, trash-to-electricity, portable water from every tap, bilingual education system… etc

Smart in iq the government is rich we the citizens are normal ppl I would say 20% are rich 65%normal and the rest are quite poor cars dont drive themselves but we do have buses that drives themselves and robots to deliver food right to ur door step it is useful especially during the covid times . That's all I can answer

chill la this is just a simple video why so kiasu one

@@sek153 I don't think you know what's kiasu

@@user-lx7kx1dd3q the guy try to ask so many questions for such a simple video as if he is trying to compete with him. if he is not kiasu then I am not sure what it is

@@sek153 and that's not an example or meaning of kiasu. And tbh that guy should have that kind of reaction as this video is clearly misleading

You can not expect much from a high school student without knowing using Wikipedia

I think the guy meant 4th largest financial centre in the world but understood wrongly.

Yes I picked that up too.

@@endi4654 Thanks for clarifying

@@robertnova6547 lol not everything in wiki is that true

Clearly the majority of countries out there cannot do these.

Small country = easy to control. Not so simple in bigger countries

Not all countries can do thing like these though

@@theachilles96 China is big. It already surpassed many countries including S'pore in many areas. The essence is those in power must know how to properly, effectively and efficiently manage whatever resources your country can provide, including human resources

Singapore: the abandoned brother who became rich

It's just worse than a high school student's home work lol. A click bait worthless video lol and it even hides my comments

Singapore GDP per Capita ranked 4th in the world.

@@praisethelegendarymessiahs2617 Well, but when you talk about the size of an economy you are talking about GDP, not GDP per capita. Singapore is not even close to being one of the biggest economies

@@pejo620 I did notice Arkive did not clarify his statement.

I apologize for the confusion, next time I will be more clear in my scripts.

@@ArkiveYT Include some information too, if you don't mind.

Thanks, Glad you enjoyed the video.

you cannot move there unless you have a reason like for the military

You can only move here if you're rich and own a business.

@@endi4654 that isn’t true sir/miss- Unless you can get a Singapore resident form or something, you can live there Unless you have business there u just stay there awhile

@@c.m.b.7567 We welcome high skill workforce.

I wish that my country had a People Action Party

This is untrue.

I think dubai had alot of a better chance cus they have oil but singapore also has oil but not in huge quantites.

@@samuraiboi2735 Singapore does not have oil resources but it’s a trading hub for big oil companies where as the UAE has oil resources.

What I like about Singapore so far, is not their beautiful buildings and strong economy (which I also like) but the peoples behavior also, they seem to be more trustable compared to many other countries. I don't know. I haven't travel much also.

Cough cough.... corruption

@@Albert_Sierra meritocracy society, and ridding of corruption. Generations are born in this environment and thus minds are relatively clean as compared to other countries when you get run-away corruption practices. Maybe that gives the trustworthy vibes. Also, trying to bribe anyone in high corporate position or any law enforcement officer will most likely to be reported and jailed.

Something about Australia 🤔

can you make a video on macau and hong-kong. ☜(⌒▽⌒)☞ Xd:}

Abu Dhabi or Doha

I love that movie, The Color Plurple!

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I dont think so

What about it

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@@KeoNz true