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Because when you’re not considered to be a threat, you can get away with much, much more.
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“You know you’re talented, that you have learned things, and built things, and that this will be recognized in time. Nobody else wants to hear it from you, and the more they hear it, the less they will believe it, and the more it will distract from what you really want, which is not to feed your ego, not to be great, but to accomplish something great, or even just to find others to share something great with. In fact, if anyone’s self-​esteem should be cared for, it is that of the people you are talking to.”
Anonymous

“And the worst way to treat someone hoping to be heard is to walk in with a clipboard and a checklist.”
Nishant Kothary, The Design of People

Daron Acemoğlu
“NATIONS FAIL TODAY because their extractive economic institutions do not create the incentives needed for people to save, invest, and innovate. Extractive political institutions support these economic institutions by cementing the power of those who benefit from the extraction.”
Daron Acemoğlu, Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty

Daron Acemoğlu
“Putting an end to foreign aid is impractical and would likely lead to additional human suffering. It is impractical because citizens of many Western nations feel guilt and unease about the economic and humanitarian disasters around the world, and foreign aid makes them believe that something is being done to combat the problems. Even if this something is not very effective, their desire for doing it will continue, and so will foreign aid.”
Daron Acemoğlu, Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty

Daron Acemoğlu
“But if out of every dollar given to aid, ten cents makes it to the poorest people in the world, that is ten cents more than they had before to alleviate the most abject poverty, and it might still be better than nothing.”
Daron Acemoğlu, Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty

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