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Went on a walk and I think I might have an answer as to why many of these sorts of initiatives fail and what we need to double down on as Canada's strengths. Ironically, Canada's British-derived politeness culture is what we need to double down on. Obviously, this politeness culture is somewhat responsible for our collective risk aversion, lack of stepping out of line, etc. But, it is also responsible for creating an environment markedly different from the U.S's more extreme tolerance of differences (derived from the fact that early U.S settlers were fleeing religious prosecution and this is still till this day a foundation of modern American society and culture). Thinking back to some of the major political events of the 20th century and in this early 21st century, Canada has been a decent landing spot for all sorts of dissidents. Particularly, dissidents of mainly Western cultures have been the ones that have gone to do generational defining things in Canada. The benefit of having a tolerant but undercurrent of conservatism combined with a decent (although not into the 2020s 😅) social welfare system allows these kinds of people the space, time and resources to pursue things that are riskier. Further, since these kinds of people tend to be in industries in which Canada tends to do very well in (e.g. education, medicine, etc), the money and supply in talent is basically rocket fuel. Heavily cherry-picked examples that came to mind during my walk and I could be wrong because I don't follow celebrity culture close enough: - Geoffrey Hinton chose Canada over the US when he was most likely a hot commodity of some sort in the psychology fields - Drake's upper middle class upbringing made it such that his songwriting had to focus more on topics that tend towards pop even though he was styling himself as a crossover hip-hop/rap and R&B artist. He couldn't talk about the streets since he wasn't from the streets and instead talked about heartbreak and women which way more people can relate to. - Draft dodgers from the US like William Gibson who essentially invented the cyberpunk genre that everyone on tpot has as a shared influence. In conclusion, doubling down on Canadians perceived politeness and humbleness is probably the way to go. It's not something we should be fighting against as heavily as everybody else says we should. Just because you are humble doesn't mean you aren't ambitious!

was thinking about how many “KOLs” refuse to hop in good narratives publicly with me, meanwhile i got homies with no ego like @OnlyLJC and @_Shadow36 who will support no questions asked. i simply need everyone to unstable. it can go to billions. i promise it could do this.

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