I think frankly this is just general state of the world, and I don't mean now, I mean always. Every era has a disillusioned philosopher writing more-or-less thi

I think frankly this is just general state of the world, and I don't mean now, I mean always. Every era has a disillusioned philosopher writing more-or-less this. France has its specific problems, but other countries have other problems. Poland technically has lower taxes and a more welcoming environment for entrepreneurs, but much lower human and financial capital to build on, something the author dismisses about France, but should compare to other places first. I think it also highlights that to make progress for oneself and for the world is always hard, uphill, thankless, and when you make it, you mostly get abuse for it. I think, accept it, or go back to Kindergarten.