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Why? If the risk of collapse of these countries is less than perfectly correlated with the US, having extra passports still helps.
by nojs 3y ago
Why? If the risk of collapse of these countries is less than perfectly correlated with the US, having extra passports still helps.
- 082349872349872 3y agoFrom Zweig, The World of Yesterday, it would appear that (as with lines of bank credit) travel documents are the sorts of things you'd like to have before you really need them. As many HN readers know, the flexibility of startups comes from being able to achieve similar outcomes with different mixes of time, money, and staffing to larger entities. Just as a thought-exercise for hackers (who delight in solving problems which do not exist in the real world, especially when they involve artificial constraints), can you figure out some good ways to leave your country assuming that you have (a) almost no time, (b) almost no money, or (c) almost no chance of expecting help —or even neutrality— from strangers?