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Of course, education, immigration and a legal framework without a high degree of fraud are also important. I don't think individualism would be a major factor.
by joewee 14y ago
Of course, education, immigration and a legal framework without a high degree of fraud are also important.
I don't think individualism would be a major factor.
- CapitalistCartr 14y agoChange, including solutions, comes from an unwillingness to adapt oneself to the status quo. Innovation is abhorrent to conformity, and conformity puts a deathly pallor on creativity. A tolerance for quirkiness is essential, embracing it is better.
- irreverentbits 14y ago> I don't think individualism would be a major factor. There are many countries which satisfy your former criteria yet lack this; none of them have the same innovation economy that the United States possesses.
- joewee 14y agoI can concede this. I don't really know the answer. But individualism alone doesn't seem to be enough. Their are plenty of artist and individualist in Germany which has a very large art culture. Would Germany be considered one of the more innovative countries in the world?