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It probably also explains the maxim of “No matter how good one be at any given task, there is always a ten year old Chinese child that is better at it.”. There
by Blikkentrekker 6y ago
It probably also explains the maxim of “No matter how good one be at any given task, there is always a ten year old Chinese child that is better at it.”.
There are quite a few ten year old Chinese children.
Though, it does beg the quæstion why we hearn't as much from the 10 year old Indian children
- gumby 6y agoI have never heard this so-called “maxim”
- Blikkentrekker 6y agoYou could have searched for it to see that it exists in your favorite search engine, however. I just searched for “no matter how good always Chinese child better” and got a great deal of references to this in various phrasings. Your posts, frankness be, more so suggests your dislike for it's existence, than anything.
- PoignardAzur 6y agoIt's funny, I first heard of it a few weeks ago when discussing emerging startups, and how for every innovative ideas you might have in your day-to-day life, odds are someone else already made it into a business+website.