Comments by "Comm0ut" (@Comm0ut) on "Explained with Dom" channel.

  1. Argentina's location ensures it would never become a "superpower" but that title is great Youtube algo clickbait. It had potential to become wealthy but there are no socially competent cultures south of the US due to Spanish and Portuguese colonial practices. Those ensured technologically backward areas would remain that way so they are. Humans are too proud and too fiercely anti-intellectual to change so there will be no improvement.
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  2. Land reform caused more than one revolution. Today land reform means access reform and home accessibilty to the masses.
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  3. Exhausted workers are inefficient workers, they merely convey the appearance of work. This isn't by choice, prolonged exhaustion is destructive (in my case from chronic severe pain, but when one is permanently sleep-deprived there is a cognitive toll either way so I understand). When you confuse time spent on the job with productivity that is delusional. An inspired team doesn't NEED a long time to get work done. For example even in the US Air Force working over 12hr shifts fixing aircraft happens but is discouraged because tired troops make mistakes. A wiser way to use employees for everyone's benefit is possible. W. Edwards Deming was a hero in Japan but ignored in his home country proving Japan can embrace useful outside ideas then integrate them at enormous economic benefit.
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  4.  @paullynass4848  France is rather large and one is not obliged to live in the crowded bits.
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  5. Every choice has a price. Humans are unintelligent savages for the most part and require heavy imposed discipline. Japan has domestic peace and that's worth a few mistakes which WILL happen under any system. As for US military issues simply put all bases on permanent lockdown like they are in the Middle East. G.I.s (I'm a career USAF vet) get paid more than enough to not interact with locals except on official business.
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  6. It's fascinating to see a people repudiate their indigenous culture so completely and irreversibly, as if the legacy of their ancestors were something shameful best forgotten.
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