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Er...Gandhi typifies almost everything Thiel is talking about.

Extreme outsider to extreme insider to victim.



How about Buddha? At no point was he an outcast or object of hatred for normal people. He was at every point supported in his quest.

More I think about it, more I realize that it is western culture of 'our way or the highway' that Theil is talking about. Point to note that the killer(s) of Gandhi were a fan of Nazis.


He started as both insider and outsider, as he was a rich lawyer, was taught at UCL, but found it hard to fit in with the culture of London.




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