A solid interview with great questions. I appreciate the thoughtful questions and not leaning on broad, macro questions and trying to squeeze out ticker symbols.

Do you have any guess what percentage of the overall holdings are in passive investors' hands?

I'm curious for Jayant Bhandari said he is a big fan of Ayn Rand, but she pretty much doesn't quote IQ or any concept of general intelligence on his philosophy and I never understand why since americans already talked about IQ on television since the 70.

Only he traveled in India and only he knows India out of 1.4 billion people. The only moron with that logic 😂

It is easier than ever to start a career in media, and that's why as a newcomer, you have more competition than ever. Rick doesn't see that, because he is established and outcompetes everybody else simply by making an appearance.

He shits from his mouth.

great interview

Jason and I looked like deers in the headlights a lot during this conversation. It felt like Rick schooled us - in the best way possible. Some of the answers he gives are so articulate and on point, that we couldn't help but bob our heads and were at a loss for words - haha! Overall, we hope we delivered an interesting interview and conversation with Rick. We are literally putting into practice what he taught us already about the service mind set. What was you favorite part of the video?

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Jason is drawing from his personal experience here - this is why we decided to post this as an episode. It gives our viewers a great perspective on who Jason is.

From childhood on, there were people surrounding & influencing me, some family, some at work, who said and did things that didn’t make sense to me. Over the next 50-60 years I figured out the ones who didn’t make sense had things in common, they were ALL playing a “victim card” of one kind or another and they all told me, or implied, that it was MY problem for not understanding & offering compassion. When long form KZbin talks & podcasting came along the algorithms started offering suggestions for things I might like. I came across Jayant talking about the West vs The Rest. I find many parallels in his life experiences, & hearing his sometimes brutal observations helped convince me I was right about many things all along. I quit working for others at 50, to do something everybody told me doesn’t work. It’s not “scaleable” in business terms, just a successful hobby, but the peace of mind is great.

East asians have blade eyed vision..a very narrow approach unlike spherical vision approach of round eyed..eg:see chinese they get overexited and over build and get trapoed in their awe inventions

East Asians certainly lack something which is really heartbreaking. Had philosophy and innovation deeply implanted in east asians then we would have definitely reached type 1 civilization type by now. But unfortunately! 😢

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Surprisingly, Sirs, Mr Bhandari has a very low opinion of the country which happens to be his country of birth. May be this is the reason he is a very sought after speaker in western countries like Somalian lady Ayaan Harsi Ali. Yes he is a great unconventional thinker which produces strong reactionary responses from the audience. But his views may be of a passing nature. He should certainly mellow down his views on india. All said and done he will always be identified as an Indian thinker and a successful entrepreneur.

Amazing guest

Are you a retard?

He first thoughts controls are bad that present in India , once he comes to West he felt some controls are need😂😂😂 May be his application stuck at citizenship 😂😂😂

Dude the right guy is looking like a asian looking minion with low self esteem usual asian guy with asian mother and looser father. Seriously

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Amazing interview guys... good stuff! ♥ I want to hear from Mr. Bhandari why East Asia lacked the moral foundation before they were influenced by Western culture. They had Confucianism, Buddhism and Taosim as their backbone... Education, the entrance exam systems already in place.

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Thx 👍

what he said is going to happen ,It will not take too long .

Big fan of Jayant! ❤️ Thanks to whoever conducted this interview, really enjoyed it! 🎉😊 Looking forward to more like this with a wider variety of topics!

Nice interview