@LitNomad

For anyone saying the Chinese eat dairy 🥛 because they serve egg tarts during dim sum 🥟:

Egg tarts were invented in Portugal 🇵🇹. When the Portuguese colonized Macao 🇲🇴 in the 1500s they introduced the Chinese to this delicious treat.

Eventually the Chinese kicked the Portuguese out of China, but kept the egg tarts, which is why they often serve them in southern China and most Chinatowns around the world 🌎.

@ravindersingh4822

This is quickly becoming my favourite YouTube channel

@benslic

It's my genetic predisposition to become a Hokage

@chichin8725

I'm a 47-year-old Taiwanese guy who has been living and working in Japan for years. I came across your videos about a month ago and found your perspectives really unique and interesting. I was surprised to learn you're Japanese American and will be visiting Japan soon. If you'd like to hang out while you're here, feel free to reach out!

@Dookie55555

keep up on the videos man. I think a lot of people agree with your ideas, but aren’t as willing to put them out there for fear of criticism or backlash. You earned the privilege to speak freely, you have nobody to answer to. I think your channel will blow up (in the good kind of way) if you continue.

@LukeLongboneOfficial

Appalachian checking in to agree with that genetics influence preferences, culture, etc. Great channel.

@MaddoggTrading

Love your channel. Both the lifestyle clips and especially the stories about your times working at the hedge funds are super interesting. Thanks for sharing.

@Bob-l7m2g

That backdrop is screensaver worthy 👌

@Bees-are-awsome

I’ve been watching your life story for a while on this channel. Normally, I listen to your content during my workouts (podcast-style). Your life, insights, and philosophies are things I want to implement in my own life. For instance, the “financial dopamine fasting” concept—I’m not a “super spender,” but I currently switch between normal financial spending and ultra-low spending. Recently, I leased out my Toyota 4Runner and plan on quitting work short-term to road trip and travel. However, despite agreeing on so many things, marriage is one of those areas where we just have different perspectives. I like marriage and kids—a lot. I think everyone should pursue it. There’s something really warming about coming home to your kids and wife being happy to see you back from work.

@NeMuWazn

“I would do better there”; I am mixed race, from two immigrants, and can’t count how many times I have had this EXACT same thought and feeling when thinking about my “home” countries. I can’t even describe it because it’s just this feeling of being in the right place.

@davidanitoiu7476

As a rule of thumb: 
When you begin wondering about stuff, and start finding justifications why it's true... you already decided to do it.

@alexfrank5331

something can be founded in truth, but become an issue when oversimplifed and overgeneralized.  The biggest problem is when people with limited real-life experience make their entire judgement based on the stereotypes alone.

@BWT599

Lol this guy cracks me up. It's in my Asian DNA to give this guy props 😅

@genjuroSE

Thanks for sharing brother, the debate on Nature vs Nurture continues

@ikki74777

your channel gives me a sense of hope in the world, thank you my brotha

@wex2808

this channel calm and inspiring because of honesty

@eugene4175

IQ differences is the taboo topic, since it flows very nicely into migration, education debates

@ArtiumLifshin

Dude you are awesome! I had a similar experience. My family migrated from Ukraine to the middle east when I was 8 years old. And then back in 2013 while on my way to a vocation to central Asia I had a connection in Kiev. That was just awesome, the smells the temperature the humidity. The first time my excessive sweating made me feel cooler instead of just wet. Super relate to what you are saying.

@tim4505

I love this man lol you are great, keep making videos just talking about trading and quant experiences and making algos and life man, just everything anything keep making videos

@juliusstriker4465

Most stereotypes are true, that's how they become stereotypes.