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It's interesting that he defines the three most important pillars of wealth to be health, education, and intelligence -- with the exception of intelligence (whi
by Kronopath 13y ago
It's interesting that he defines the three most important pillars of wealth to be health, education, and intelligence -- with the exception of intelligence (which is effectively fixed), these are commonly provided as public services in most countries so that everyone has equal access to them. Taken through this lens, it's clear how social services lay the groundwork for the wealth of a nation.