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I don't see the argument here. It is too disjoint.
by brian_herman 7y ago
I don't see the argument here. It is too disjoint.
- lstamour 7y agoI tried to summarize but when it took me two minutes and I was still struggling, I had to give in and agree it’s tenuous. There are probably other points, but the primary one seems to be “put in the effort to solve problems and find unique solutions that work for your country, or follow the herd without effort and die/become marginalized,” but not quite in those terms?
- agumonkey 7y agomy best attempt: - too much compromising and not enough dynamic effort leads to death
- mcguire 7y ago"Taiwan is good in the same way that Compaq was good"?
- hacknat 7y agoOutsourcing.
- Sileni 7y agoIn tech-world speak, he's basically saying innovate or die. On a long enough timeline, the entities that do the work to understand the problem and respond to it are rewarded, the entities which try to coast by on their past success and "brand" will be punished.