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Most people with a top-tier MBA would never wanna work in tech. Sure, it may seem interesting to be an executive in Facebook, but that is not nearly as lucrative (and interesting) …

That was an example of a largely uneducated population. Today, it would never happen.

With a slowing population in developed countries, I fear populist mass movements against the West. It's a fact that Sub-Saharan Africans have the lowest IQ in the world. The worst …

Wouldn't call Bezos non-technical. From wikipedia: >After graduating from Princeton in 1986, Bezos worked on Wall Street in the computer science field.[20] Then he worked on buildi…

I'd be interested in understanding what they mean by 'far-right groups'. When ignorance and subjectivity comes in, people wrongly take Hitler, Mussolini and even Trump as far-right…

Would you send it to the EU and take euros :)?

If this doesn't raise any flags, I don't know what else will.

Honestly, Venture Capital firm. You probably still don't know about the hierarchy that exists in the industry, but I'll just say that VCs are usually in the best position.

The only issue is the necessary culture for that. Many wouldn't distinguish the line between fasting, malnutrition or even anorexia.

>like in most other countries For most of the world, with "trade track", you make "ends meat" for the country (developing world included). That's why you see such a mindblowing com…

Today, Americans shouldn't take this as luck, but as a cautionary tale.

Fact of the matter is that these services are not addictive, they just make it easier for mundane individuals to do certain things. For example, Facebook just makes it easier to sp…

This is slightly inappropriate for HN, but here is a video of Bill doing that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TCxE0bWQeQ

At first, I thought about this very negatively. Then, I remembered how awful and idiotic most of my HR managers were. The parameters they used to select people were all based on th…

EU should be focusing on the funders, but social repercussions would be negative towards certain groups. I mean, if the payment process was the problem, they should ban money.

Sorry to break it to you, but tax evasion will always exist. There is a HUGE financial incentive to find alternatives and a simple example would be cryptocurrencies.

When I was working in a startup, I remember to be constantly shown ads from the startup itself, even though it sold something I would NEVER buy. The way these recommendation system…

>Talent is still localised. The European mobility is still low and employment laws are still strict on non-EU citizens This may be an acceptable argument for America, but makes no …

That's actually an amazing scapegoat! Blame encryption and omit the violent nature of Islam.