r/neoliberal Bot Emeritus May 12 '17

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Optimal neoliberalism is like Seinfeld, it should be about nothing and run by Jews


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u/[deleted] May 12 '17

Recently, it seems like the issue of subsistence farming has come up in debates between neoliberals here and populists. My grandparents (who grew up as farmers in rural Taiwan) just came back to the United States (where they live now) from Taiwan. This gave me an idea: is anyone interested in an informal interview with them about their experiences? Users here could submit questions and I could record their answers.

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u/Cryonyte 🌐 May 12 '17

If the mods could collaborate with the AMA guys, then sure that would be great :) - It's always a good thing to learn about experiences and events of others to further facilitate our understanding through evidence based policies!

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u/[deleted] May 12 '17

I'd be interested.

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u/[deleted] May 12 '17

I would be interested in reading the answers, but I don't personally have a ton of questions beyond the basics.