From The Daily Caller:

New York entrepreneur and Democratic 2020 candidate Andrew Yang wants to implement a system in which a government-run mobile app rewards Americans with "digital social credits" (DSCs) for good behavior.

Americans would receive DSCs under Yang's system for things such as "participating in a town fair," "fixing a neighbor's appliance" or "tutoring a student," his presidential campaign website explains.

"As individuals rack up DSCs, they would have both a permanent balance they've earned over their lifetime and a current balance. They could cash the points in for experiences, purchases with participating vendors, support for causes, and transfer points to others for special occasions," Yang states on his website. "As their permanent balance gets higher, they might qualify for various perks like throwing a pitch at a local ballgame, an audience with their local Congressperson or meeting their state's most civic-minded athlete or celebrity."