Revisiting the Social Contract: The Malaysia-Borneo Perspectives Carlo Rovelli A floating six-year-old tethered to

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Revisiting the Social Contract: The Malaysia-Borneo Perspectives Carlo Rovelli A floating six-year-old tethered toJoe Samad, a passionate writer on contemporary Malaysian issues, expresses deep concerns about Malaysia's direction. While acknowledging the existence of the pre Merdeka social contract, he highlights two significant reservations. Firstly, he criticises how Peninsula politicians intermittently exploit the social contract to stoke communal fears, hatred, and distrust among races. Secondly, he emphasises that the pre Merdeka social contract holds less