u/ITERITEKA

Economically speaking, why does the US seem to be one of the few places where someone from a modest or even poor background has a real shot at reaching the absolute top (top 1% or 0.1%, self-made wealth, major entrepreneurship success)? I understand the geopolitical/ institutional side of that question ( ie: strong property rights, rule of law, bankruptcy protections, large internal market, etc.. ) but what specific economic mechanisms, policies, or structural factors that moke extreme upward mobility to the very top more feasible there than in other developed economies? THANKS.

Hi, I'm not from Iran but recently I've been absorbing as much infos as possible about Iran's history and this war. From my perspective, many Iranian diasporas literally hate their country. For example, many of them are trolling trump for making this deal whereas it will benefit the people of Iran. We all know that the January protests were caused by the financial crisis in Iran, and once sanctions are lifted & billions of investment getting into Iran, ect ... I'd expect them to celebrate for their country coming out of this as victorious. But what I'm seeing is exact the opposite.

So, WHY DO THEY THINK THAT THE WAR IS THE ONLY SOLUTION WHILE IT DESTROY THE VERY COUNTRY AND ITS HISTORY THEY WERE SUPPOSED TO LOVE/DEFEND?

WHAT DO PEOPLE IN IRAN THINK OF THEM (DIASPORAS)?

WHAT'S THE REACTION OF THE IRANIANS IN IRAN ABOUT THIS DEAL?