Will we win the Asian cup

Idk probably

Ok

Vietnam has a track record of winning against insurmountable odds <:HyperLmao:459545665517780993>

And being Commie bastards!

It’s definitely Nazi

guys

you guys wont believe me when i say that i lost my virginity when i was 12

Getting raped in the ass doesn't count

Yeah I remember making him lose his virginity

Was gross

But I was drunk

@everyone Daily Question 🔖

- Should a nation always aim to improve it's economy no matter what? Explain.

No

i don't see why not

Yes

I would say no

yes

no

The immigrants in Europe.

I'm thinking long term though

Finally.

No nation should mindlessly pursue a goal.

Yes.

Definitely.

so if a nation sacrifices money for long term success, it counts

No matter how good intended it sounds.

yes. improve != growth, however

Is this question asking if economic growth should be sought no matter the cost, or are you just asking if growth is always better than stagnation

Definitely

I would say yes but you would have to define utility in a broader sense than wealth

There’s a lot of utility that comes with wealth

yes of course

I don't think anyone can deny this

no

But it's not the end all

While it should be a goal of a nation to improve itself, it shouldn't be at all costs.

i would say no, a nation should try to improve itself in a multitude of ways, but possibly least of these the economy. It should try to improve its culture. By this i mean it should build upon itself in the arts, the culinary arts, architecture, music, drama, etc. It should try to improve the connections within itself, cultural linkages if you will. By this I mean it should foster participation in the Church and community at large. Increasing participation to strengthen local, regional and national identity. This brings purpose to individuals within the nation.

While growing the economy certainly offers benefits, all too often it is hoisted far above the societal goals listed above, and if effort is not made then the economic goals will supercede these goals completely. In the long run the society will run out of creative energy and the individuals will become increasingly isolated, leading to a multitude of problems and the eventual collapse of economy, for the society is no longer dynamic.

Also take into consideration the means.

what the fuck did I just read

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