Seems like a money / time tradeoff.
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Nope. I wish it were something that wonderfully rational.
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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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So you too are the fans of rituals of sacrificing paper to the dark gods of bureaucracy?
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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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*Jewish It’s a contradiction Philip Roth built a career upon
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Indeed in US inconvenience seems to violate the deepest moral expectations see things like road rage. "I've been inconvenienced and will not rest until this injustice has been corrected by the death of those who wronged me!"
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"yemyes in youyes": I had go through GRE / GMAT / Visa Interview / GradSchool Loan for this.
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