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Tho, I only watched 15 minutes 47-62, I did not find the interview very interesting. If anything it reflects the biases and cultures of the countries they were
by maddalab 17y ago
Tho, I only watched 15 minutes 47-62, I did not find the interview very interesting. If anything it reflects the biases and cultures of the countries they were each raised in. The comment about having a steady job and income stream is exactly what you would hear from my father, who also bootstrapped his own construction consulting business in India from working during the evenings to owning it full time. America is a nation of excesses and trying to grow you wealth in excess of what you require is based in American cultural roots.
Digress: It is what makes American the richest nation in the world that cannot afford a health care policy for all its citizen while much poorer nations provide better health care for their citizens.
- hoggle 17y agoYeah but I have the bad feeling that these glorious times are over - to me this is universal short sightedness. If the US want to stay #1 they need radical change especially in that regard. It might be hard to digest when you see the illusions fade and that party time is over but then again cutting back on a lot might lead to a much sturdier leadership.