What do you think about the 67-year-old nanny smothering an 83-year-old man with a towel?

Looking at the incident of a 67-year-old nanny smothering an 83-year-old man with a towel:

1. Protecting the elderly’s right to life is a big problem that this case has raised for everyone.

2. The fundamental solution to the problem is to find a way to make the net value (value-cost) of the elderly in society exceed the invisible burden that their presence in the world brings to the world.

3. The development of low-cost automated life support systems for the elderly, such as implantable pacemakers, blood vessel cleaning nanorobots, and mobility equipment for the elderly, can bring new vitality to the medical device industry. I think policies can be used to provide financial subsidies to companies engaged in the research and development of such products, including land purchase discounts, tax reductions and exemptions, and low-interest government loans.

4. The development of a portable and simple communication platform for the elderly can be divided into two aspects: hardware and software. In terms of hardware, we develop mobile devices that truly meet the needs of the elderly; in terms of software, we provide a social platform that is convenient for the elderly. In this regard, I suggest that Tencent, Ali, and Huawei work hard. It should be a very good investment opportunity, and it can also benefit millions of families.

5. For digital supervision of practitioners in the elderly care industry, we can learn from the "health code" system used during the epidemic and issue "senior care codes" uniquely bound to identity information to front-line practitioners in the elderly care industry. . By establishing a credit reporting system based on the "senior care code", the nanny's working experience is recorded, which is a protection for the elderly and their children, and a qualification guarantee for practitioners in the nanny industry.

6. Require all elderly people over a certain age to carry body information monitoring equipment, such as locators, pressure sensors, blood detectors, etc. In fact, "socialized parenting" partially replaces small family parenting and solves the problem. The dual problems of small family care include the difficulty of safeguarding the rights of the elderly and the lack of energy of the children.

7. Technically increase the social value that the elderly can create, and policy-wise reduce the cost of caring for the elderly. A two-pronged approach can solve the problem of difficulty in raising elderly people exposed in this nanny murder case.

Extended information:

This "nanny" who kills the elderly is actually not the nanny that ordinary people think of, but a special kind of nanny who specializes in helping children "solve" chronic/serious illnesses. Occupations for the elderly and to alleviate the life pressure and financial pressure of their children.

This profession is called "fake nanny" (because the name is inelegant, it will be referred to as "fake nanny" in quotation marks below). Because modern laws and ethics do not allow this kind of profession to appear, they usually work in the name of nannies: once they find that there are chronically ill/seriously ill elderly people in the community, they will recommend themselves and compete with these elderly people in the name of hiring nannies. Discuss employment contracts with children.

This type of "fake nanny" is actually a professional killer and has been around since ancient times. In "Water Margin"/"Jin Ping Mei", the lady Wang who helped Pan Jinlian kill Wu Da was the "fake nanny". The French novelist Maupassant also described their crime in his novel.

The biggest motive for their activities is to make quick money. They take advantage of the mentality of no filial son at the bedside of a long-term illness, and reach a tacit understanding with the children of the long-term/seriously ill old man. The "fake nanny" kills the old man, and the children Give the "fake nanny" more money, or ask the "fake nanny" to help with the funeral, thus providing money in disguise.