If you’re searching for reasons as to why China has done well and the United States has done poorly at managing the coronavirus, take a look at how many high level communist party members are engineers. Then look at how many high level American politicians are lawyers.
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Replying to @Molson_Hart
I agree with you, but I also think our president's behavior in office is a reminder that training in the law ought not to be undervalued.
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Replying to @moseskagan @Molson_Hart
I grew up in a family of lawyers & I think many lawyers are sort of political jockeys that navigate the beast (the U.S. legal system). Grassroots changes in our culture - which I hope this crisis spurs - less apathy (quickly turns into sociopathy), more patriotism is needed.
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Replying to @brixnmortar1 @moseskagan
IMHO, America's legal system is both a major drain on innovation and the economy's ability to deliver results for American citizens AND our greatest asset.
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Replying to @Molson_Hart @moseskagan
Largely agree. Really am hoping this crisis pushes the U.S. into a more unified and resilient society and empire.
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Me too. For that to happen you need: An event (got it) A special president (not this guy) and A prolonged concerted effort. Doesn't look good.
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