businesses food trucks for example it suddenly doesn't seem so ideologically strict the only pattern to its behavior is pro-business one-third of employees work more than NUMBER_TOKEN hours a week making it the most overworked city on earth it has a low minimum wage and some ceos were even allowed to bypass its kovid travel quarantine one of the strictest in the world a more accurate word might be corporatocracy rule by corporation and there's a very good reason for this in any country corporations are afforded some of the same rights as we are the ability to sign contracts and sue others in court for example some countries even describe corporations as legal people but in hong kong corporations actually vote that's not hyperbole for political influence no corporations legally cast ballots the hong kong election system is deliberately complicated and difficult to understand which is why i explain how corporations vote in hong kong in a separate unaffected by the youtube algorithm video on nebula almost every other polymatter video has bonus or extended content available on nebula as do many of your favorite channels including entire nebula exclusive originals like sam from wendover's documentary on alaska tom scott's game show or tier zoo's let's play outside for just NUMBER_TOKEN bucks a year not a month but a year you also get access to curiosity stream home to great documentaries like this one exploring hong kong as a traveler or this one about how the tallest building in the world works sign up with the link in the description and watch the bonus video about hong kong's election system over on nebula
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