I am a regional thinker: a review of “stubborn attachments” – Meta Rabbit
Alternative title: Why I moved to China Tyler Cowen likes to say that everyone is a regional thinker. It took me a while to understand how that applied to me. I have a split identity (and two passp…
luispedro personal December 5, 2018 December 1, 2021 4 Minutes Alternative title : Why I moved to China Tyler Cowen likes to say that everyone is a regional thinker. It took me a while to understand how that applied to me. I have a split identity (and two passports to go with them). I am both Portuguese and British, with a German high-school education (in Lisbon). So, it’s not even clear which region I should be grouped with. But Tyler’s statement (as I understand it) is not everyone can be classified as belonging to a regional school of thought , but rather your thinking, even in
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