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Google Tech Talks March 12, 2009 ABSTRACT "Billions of Entrepreneurs: How China and India are Reshaping Their Futures and Yours" Removing half a billion people from poverty and into the producti...  
 
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anatabayak (2 days ago) Show Hide
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Interesting
Mrparrot73 (4 days ago) Show Hide
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Fuck you Prof. Khanna and your patronising talk about India (AND China, actually). And stop boasting about being an "academic".

If you guys at Harvard Business School had half an idea what you and your so called academic field is, we would not have this recession on our hands. So admit that you guys are worthless cheats, stop producing those good for nothing MBAs and get lost.

See if you can put your brains to a REAL science instead of that fake rubbish you teach.
dirtyharree (1 month ago) Show Hide
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See, it comes down to the basic philosophical question - If by killing a poor little girl, all diseases of humanity could be eradicated, would you kill the little girl?

Indian governance system would most definitely say No. I'm curious to know how would the Chinese system react to this dilemma.
ribcat (6 days ago) Show Hide
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Chinese won't have to react. Japanese/Germans would've killed the girl already.
wowzers5432109 (1 day ago) Show Hide
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the end does not justify the means. on the other hand, if the girl attacked me with a knife and tried murdering me, than its ok to stop her by killing her in self defense
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eleven451 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Again, it is acutally more democracy that may hold India back, and it is less freedom/democracy in China that is fueling its growth.
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The funny thing is that China - a country that discourages individual rights, debates, rule of law, will continue growing for these very reasons. The very reasons that most western academics believe are the fundamentals of good governance are the very reasons that are holding india back - thus more democracy is actually holding india back while less freedom/democracy is actually pushing China's growth rate to above 10% ... That's Funny !
Smiely2012 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Every USD china earned from abroad, it deserved to their work.
It should be respected.

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