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I’ve never been to Mexico, but on the topic of some other countries in Latin America I believe this to be widely inaccurate. Also going like “lack of educated
by kranke155 4y ago
I’ve never been to Mexico, but on the topic of some other countries in Latin America I believe this to be widely inaccurate.
Also going like “lack of educated people is why their society doesn’t function” is pretty crazy. Institutions are the reasons societies work or not.
- blahblah1234567 4y agoLet's follow your logic. Let's assume Well Functioning institutions are in place. Let's take it one step back, and one step forward from there: - one step back: What enables Functioning Institutions? The institutions are composed of people. Good institutions require educated, skilled professionals. - one step forward: Once we have Well functioning institutions... Well, what do they exist for? To support a functioning society, perhaps? Which is dependent on what? (Institutions, yes, we just covered that-- What next? .....oh that's right.... educated, skilled professionals) To say "institutions are the reason <thing> functions" is quite a myopic perspective. Did an institution install the plumbing in your house? Did an institution grow the food you eat? :) I only ask that you step through your own logic.