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When this discussion comes up I always like to remember that the founding fathers also fled England to escape political turmoil. A bit like the guy that “alway
by ArnoVW 2y ago
When this discussion comes up I always like to remember that the founding fathers also fled England to escape political turmoil.
A bit like the guy that “always seems to run into dysfunctional teams”, that should give food for thought.
- scarface_74 2y agoThe difference is that always being on a dysfunctional team is caused by people who can’t judge the company before they work there or make the team dysfunctional. Either way, they had some amount of power over their own situation. We are at a third scenario, the second law of thermodynamics, everything goes to shit over time including teams and countries. When that happens it’s usually time to leave. It often happens when the company is acquired like the US has been bought by President Musk with his useful idiot puppet. I’m 50 and I’ve never seen anyone - Republican or Democrat - try to wreck the US either domestically or internationally like President Musk has. Don’t get me wrong, even at retirement I would be hedging my bets and should be able to keep my by then paid off condo in the US and rent in another country and go back and forth.