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The first two points are at best opinion and and worst nationalism, neither are facts.
by duped 5y ago
The first two points are at best opinion and and worst nationalism, neither are facts.
- VWWHFSfQ 5y agoChang is very well known for making these kinds of statements that make no sense.
- TrevorJ 5y agoIt isn't that his point isn't true, it's just that it is tautological. It's sort of like saying cars are more useful in country X than country Y because country x has roads. On the one hand: yes. On the other hand: it used to be that no country had roads, so obviously this is a problem with a solution. The country has roads, because it has cars.
- hahaxdxd123 5y agoWhat? I am reading the English translation and it seems based in truth to me. 1. The US of course has technical talent. However the vast majority would rather work in in the higher margin software industry, not hardware. If I am intelligent/hard-working enough in America to understand the physics behind semi-conductors, I would rather apply that to prop trading than Intel. 2. Manager-employee customs are vastly different across cultures. What is institutionalized in Japan is harassment in America. If he says Taiwan has a sufficiently different culture, I believe him.