Re:What it’s like remote working in Nepal
by pm90 on Thursday February 23, 2017 @11:04AM
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I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that you have good intentions at heart but are somehow misled as to how societies work. I will try to remedy that.
Nepal by no means has "failed to organize even a bus terminal". For god's sake, the Nepalese people organized a pretty successful resistance against their Monarchy[0]. So please get your facts straight before making such sweeping generalizations about 3rd world countries. In general, every country has a very unique set of circumstances for being in a state of social/economic/political backwardness.
Nepal by no means has "failed to organize even a bus terminal". For god's sake, the Nepalese people organized a pretty successful resistance against their Monarchy[0]. So please get your facts straight before making such sweeping generalizations about 3rd world countries. In general, every country has a very unique set of circumstances for being in a state of social/economic/political backwardness.
[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_democracy_movement_in_Nep...