Ben Kuhn’s Why and How to Start a For Profit Company Serving Emerging Markets is, in addition to being generally interesting, sort of cute for being two of the canonical Michael Vassar Questions rolled into one, while being nicely operationalized and clear.
(“Move somewhere far away and stay their long enough to learn that social reality is arbitrary”, and “start a small business and/or startup to a bunch about how pieces of the world fit together” being the two that come easiest to mind)
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Ben Kuhn’s Why and How to Start a For Profit Company Serving Emerging Markets is, in addition to being generally interesting, sort of cute for being two of the canonical Michael Vassar Questions rolled into one, while being nicely operationalized and clear.
(“Move somewhere far away and stay their long enough to learn that social reality is arbitrary”, and “start a small business and/or startup to a bunch about how pieces of the world fit together” being the two that come easiest to mind)