Nope. I wish it were something that wonderfully rational.
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*Jewish It’s a contradiction Philip Roth built a career upon
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I don’t know if Colombians see this as a virtue or more as a badge of honor. Living in Colombia involves navigating needless paperwork and a culture of bribery. I left at 19 and only visit occasionally. Conversations with friends and family who live there baffle me.
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It is a matter of inconvenience plus constant risk of harm and people seem to get addicted to this strange mix.
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"yemyes in youyes": I had go through GRE / GMAT / Visa Interview / GradSchool Loan for this.
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I think visiting NRIs feel this more than most, as they try to process years of paperwork technical debt in a 2-week sprint.
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Indeedio
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I’d guess this is more because our extended family structures discourage anyone from fully individuating - which keeps family members in each other’s business. There are more porous interpersonal boundaries - particularly if you lack seniority.
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