How can Trump save social security?
While Trump's presidency is one of unpopularity, there is one thing that can turn him into a marvellous victor to be remembered by all. And if Jacob Zuma follow in his footsteps he too can turn the tide on his effectiveness as a president and also alter his popularity.
This thing is the Internet of things. Science has now created a Internet of things computer chip that make governments more effective.
Spain have been the biggest catastrophe of the collapse of 2008. But the computer chip has made them simultaneously the biggest turn around success story of the entire collapse.
After they collapsed and ended in a deficit, the city of Barcelona has implemented this new technology into every governmental place imaginable. The result is they turned a deficit of millions into a profit of $127 000 000.
This chip did everything from making sure the parks received only the right amount of water, to switching the street lights on only if there is people. Every governmental building in Barcelona became more efficient by implementing the chip. By implementing the chip they not only saved electricity but also water and their city has become a more efficient place and debt free.
Google and BP oil, Microsoft and Facebook all implemented this chip saving them millions.
Trump wants this technology in every city of America. One can only think, if 256 cities in America invest into this new brilliant technology, saving them $127 000 000 a city, then they can save America 32 trillion dollars.
Governments across the globe is following in the footsteps of Trump and Barcelona. They are saving big and municipalities and cities are becoming more efficient on a global scale.
The question is how long will it take Zuma to recognize this phenomenon and follow in the path of those whom turned their cities into debt free utopia? He can truly save the South African cities from malfunction into success just as Trump can heal the social security of the USA with this breakthrough chip. But is saving South Africa money on his agenda? Perhaps it would be the achievement of his successor, be it his wife or Cyril Ramaphosa
