What is the power of the system?

/kloc-At the end of 0/8th century, the British government decided to send all criminals from Britain to Australia.

Some private ship owners have signed contracts to transport prisoners from Britain to Australia on a large scale. The method implemented by the British government is to pay the shipowner's fees according to the number of prisoners on board. At that time, most of the ships transporting prisoners were converted from dilapidated cargo ships, with poor equipment, no medical drugs and no doctors. In order to make huge profits, the shipowner loaded as many people as possible, which made the conditions on board very bad.

Three years later, the British government found that the death rate of prisoners shipped to Australia reached 12%, of which 424 prisoners died on the worst ship, with a death rate of 37%. The British government spent a lot of money, but failed to achieve the goal of large-scale immigration. The British government has thought of many ways. Each ship is supervised by a government official, and then a doctor is assigned to take care of the prisoners' medical care, and at the same time, the living standards of the prisoners on board are set rigidly.

However, not only did the death rate not come down, but also some supervisory officials and doctors on board died inexplicably. It turned out that some ship owners bribed officials to make huge profits. If officials refused to agree, they threw them into the sea to feed the fish.

The government has also adopted a new method, calling all shipowners for political education, talking about the theory of "Theory of Three Represents" and educating them to cherish life. Understand that developing in Australia is for the long-term plan of Britain, and money should not be more important than life. However, the situation has not improved and the mortality rate is still high.

A British parliamentarian thinks that those private ship owners have taken advantage of this system. The drawback of this system is that the government pays the shipowner according to the number of people on board. He suggested starting with changing the system: the government should calculate the reward according to the number of people who landed in Australia. No matter how many people you board the plane in England, you should count the number when you land in Australia.

Since then, the ship has taken the initiative to invite doctors to accompany the ship, prepare medicines on board, improve life, and strive to make everyone on board arrive in Australia healthily: one person means an income. The mortality rate dropped below 1%. Some ships carrying hundreds of people, after several months of sailing, did not die.

Story 2:

During World War II, the qualified rate of parachutes in the US Air Force was 99.9%, that is to say, in probability, one paratroopers in every 1000 will die because of unqualified parachutes. The military requires manufacturers to make the qualified rate reach 100%. The person in charge of the factory said that they tried their best, and 99.9% was the limit unless there was a miracle. The military (some people say it was General Patton) changed the inspection system, and randomly selected several parachutes before each delivery, so that the person in charge of the manufacturer could parachute himself for inspection. From then on, the miracle appeared, and the qualified rate of parachute reached 100%.

Story 3:

An American professor. Every time I come to China, I live in a humble room, walk through alleys, and keep interviewing and recording. This is how the latest academic works published by Oxford are completed, and you can't help but admire its working spirit.

However, he also has a unique hobby: on his first day in China, he always asked his friends to accompany him to the software market to find pirated American software in China, which was cheap and good, and he forgot to return it. As China people, we may be able to understand and even support this American professor's hobby. The newly released American software, if bought locally in North America, is too expensive, even for professors.

But privately, we will also think: Can he be allowed to do this under the institutional environment of the United States? It seems that Americans, like people in other countries, are neither angels nor demons. Once they are separated from the local system, the weakness of human nature will appear and even indulge.

Story 4:

A friend in Hong Kong said that a group of westerners left the country from Luohu, just like some people in the mainland, they jumped in line as soon as they saw the queue, and they had no civilized habits at all. Crossing the Luohu Bridge and entering Hong Kong a hundred paces away, human nature suddenly changed and people stood in line politely.

This is the power of the system! No matter arrogant Americans or elegant French, once they leave the system, they are all pro-Zhu Zhechi, and pro-Mexico is black.

Story 5:

The standard for Japanese high-end hotels to check whether the bathroom is clean is that the cleaner scoops a glass of water from the toilet. You can imagine how clean this toilet will be. A good system can restrain people's bad thoughts, and a bad system will make people's good wishes hit a wall everywhere. Establishing a system that links results with personal responsibilities and interests can solve many seemingly unsolvable social problems.

A good system is maintained by rigid laws, but here, chickens and dogs can break the law at will according to their own likes and dislikes with a little power, and make "rules" according to their own wishes, so that the whole chicken country will become an "extra-legal place" without systems, rules, laws and integrity. Here, bad people run amok, good people hit a wall everywhere, good people go bad, bad people go bad, and human nature goes bad. Only when major disasters come, can we occasionally inspire the kindness that is addicted to the depths of China people's souls. Therefore, when a major disaster occurs in China, the official media will be overjoyed and make full use of the disaster to convey "positive energy". Even the smog that spread all over the country not long ago can make official media get "five windfalls": smog makes China people more United, more equal, more sober, more humorous and more knowledgeable.