@rolandgavince@Her_Nonymous_D Isn’t that a generalization? So called “nice guys” whine. But fail to think about the consequences for women, which are much worse than getting snubbed.
@gauravsabnis That's a narrow definition of a hung parliament (no single party has a majority). The broader defintion is no single party or pre-election coalition has a majority. BJP was part of such a coalition (NDA), so for all practical purposes, Modi did win relection
@gov1ndg Oh yes! BTW, this also works within a country. E.g., I get a great haircut and shampoo in my small village barbershop in Connecticut compared to, say New York city (for a lower price!)
@gauravsabnis Who cares? Apart from conservatives and culture "warriors", that is. There was a certain cartoonist in 1970's Bombay who started a rather successful political movement based on this concept. Is that who you want to emulate?
Happiness is not about reaching your goals. It's about aligning your goals with your values.
Progress without purpose is empty. Achievement without impact is fleeting.
Success is most rewarding when it serves the people and principles that matter to you.
The secret of being a good economist: always check the underlying data! @ATabarrok has a nice blogpost on why we should doubt "blue zones". (regions like Okinawa, Japan where people live "extraordinarily long and vibrant lives.") https://t.co/TvRIWGBeJk
@gauravsabnis@madmanweb@amitvarma Just to be clear, I am for private roads, i.e. roads built by individuals or voluntary associations of individuals. These builders bear all the costs and have the freedom to either charge for road use (tolls) or gather revenue in other ways (ads).
@gauravsabnis@madmanweb@amitvarma My Marathi is very rusty, but what I got out of the video was that some government contractor laid out a substandard road. How does that connect to private roads?