@elonmusk Thank you for the powerful message "to take the fiction out of the science fiction". This is going to be my message to my kids to embrace knowledge and innovation. Cheers to SpaceX!
The biggest question that we fail to address is: why Bhutanese are forced to migrate outside in search of better jobs and life?
Finland is world’s happiest country due to low corruption, widespread trust in institutions, strong welfare state & best work-life balance over status.
My 6-year old daughter keeps asking “why does the king not invite us to his birthday?”
I tell her our King loves all the people in the country. There is space to invite all. So, we celebrate his birthday at our home.
Happy birthday your Majesty.
Wow! Thailand announces free domestic flights to promote less visited places in the country. Ummmm…Bhutan might follow after 50-100 years. Because our tourism policy is still being fried in masala. https://t.co/6F1A9ijVCf
His Majesty’s vision of diamond strategy for Bhutan will be hard to realize if our policymakers do not adapt to best practices. Scandinavian is certainly a place to look at for many good policies and practices. #GMCBhutan#EVPolicy#EnlightenedPolicymaker https://t.co/xYxZkOIdbQ
...and where the great mass of people could take advantage of economic opportunities.”
Excerpt From
Why Nations Fail
Daron Acemoglu;James A. Robinson; 2/2
“Countries such as Great Britain and the United States became rich because their citizens overthrew the elites who controlled power and created a society where political rights were much more broadly distributed, where the government was accountable and responsive to citizens,1/2
@LFC axed @ManUtd !!! Such a shame to both the management and staff for poor decisions. ManUtd is victim of their own indecisions and carelessness. They should worship management of @ManCity@Arsenal@LFC Mistakes cannot be repeated for dozen times.
I'll never forget this day, time from 5:7PM to 7:24PM. For me it will change my perceptions and beliefs about this world, for the nation it will chart a new history.
For most of the social problems that see in Bhutan today, it stems from the fact that ordinary people and civil society are not engaged in decision-making!