Finance for Artists (part 2) Spreading the risks, moral hazard, philanthropy, human capital

[TheFaustianMan]

Oh and, cool/horrible story about your grandmother and socialism. I mean, it was great you made it clear how socialism works in reality through personal experience. And it sucks she had something she built torn down.

The suppression of individuality is a key feature of Asiatic societies (India, China, and so on), but bad for Occidental (western) ones.

The conflict of the Occidental and Oriental are still very much in Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and former Communist countries.

[MargaritaShamrakov]

@TheFaustianMan I think there should be more fairness in sharing! I think I am not saying that what my grandma did was necessarily right, but I understand her anger she had to share with people that were much more richer than her, but they wanted to get stuff for free. I think she would have gladly shared with people in need!

[TheFaustianMan]

Pretty cool stuff! I never took one finance or economics class in school. It never appealed to me. You actually made finance interesting. I watched the whole thing. Awesome outfit by the way. Your style rocks!

[MargaritaShamrakov]

@TheFaustianMan

I think times have changed, we live in the world where most of us will be multitaskers, and we will need to do many more things in our lives. I think there a lot of boring teachers out there! Thank you for listening. I made this video long on purpose it was suppose to more like a radio, where people can listen and multitask:)

Thank you!

[akai454]

 I understand Your stance, and it's cool to see that You know some of the big names like Madoff. And I am a Democrat. Take Care Ms. Shamrakov.

[MargaritaShamrakov]

@akai454

yes of course there are people that take advantage of other people, that's why we have to create financial inventions that would prevent people from stealing and fooling other people! THank you for your comment