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Speechless.. girl takes quantum mechanics course for fun.
@jarrodsio6 күн бұрын
We need more serious people like Auzellea walking the corridors of power.
@jarrodsio6 күн бұрын
Go Curtis!
@jarrodsio10 күн бұрын
Love the Cambridge interview story. It just goes to show how difficult it is to gauge the outcome of a Cambridge interview based on how well/horrendously it went. TQ for sharing, Joel. At this point in time, Joel has chosen to go to Caltech, so it's Robinson's loss and the Jet Propulsion Lab's gain.
@chunweng13 күн бұрын
Good job man!
@VictorTan12 күн бұрын
thx!
@Babayagaom15 күн бұрын
So basically he is saying you cannot injure spine or herniate disc by seating ?
@HellLion77817 күн бұрын
org suh jaga penang, dia bagi pelingkup
@mikeckchan19 күн бұрын
All's good until the mention of your respect for Mehdi Hasan ...
@mikeckchan19 күн бұрын
Intersting chat. Wanted to know KSK's general view/ philosphy on economics since he was in U of Chicago - Milton Friedman (Chicago Boys). A big fan of the debates between laissez-faire and Keynesian ideas.
@VictorTan18 күн бұрын
Haha, I’m the one who studied Economics at the University specifically - he had studied Comparative Education; happy to ask him his thoughts once we hit the 10k mark though! It is possible to infer some parts of what he thinks about economics from his discussions about equity and I will be introducing him to several of Malaysia’s most famous economists soon, but it’s worthwhile to note that we (Chicago) don’t broadly have a particular dogmatic approach towards understanding the economy at large.
@yokeloonw19 күн бұрын
Tan Sri is a very well qualified academic. Somehow Gerakan lost Penang and the support of Penangites. Too bad.
@VictorTan19 күн бұрын
That's absolutely true! The really unfortunate thing about politics is that often people vote on the basis of party decision rather than just on the basis of the quality of individuals. On one hand, we can say that this is unfortunate because then really qualified people who choose the wrong party end up being sidelined on account of a stronger narrative from a party that is more successful at appealing to the populistic sentiments of people. But at the same time, you could also say that it's a good thing in the sense that perhaps we in Malaysia should not be worshipping heroes and should not perhaps be seeking out idols who are able to push forward the envelope of our society. Of course, in order to move away from hero worship, it would be necessary for us to move towards a situation where we can actually have a system that is broadly working and isn't too dependent on the individual contributions of people around our system though at the same time, there's no question that sometimes singular individuals have the capability to contribute in an outsized manner relative to others in the context of their communities and constituencies as well. Hopefully, in the balance of things though, we can build a better ecosystem such that the average level of talent regardless of political affiliation is high and we aren't dependent on one particular party winning so that individuals with the requisite talents to administer the country effectively will be continually sidelined due to personal choices and statistical accidents due to the vagaries of the political process and also the thoughts of the people!
@Hcs-gt5mt20 күн бұрын
KTK is a typical leader in a Chinese meritocracy political system. He rose to serve ppl with honour and moral without any stain .
@VictorTan19 күн бұрын
I cannot comment so extensively on his personal legacy, because I have not enough knowledge at this stage, but I am glad that you have found him to be a chief minister that is worthy of your deep and abiding respect! I simply think of the man as a very, very bright friend, who no doubt will be tremendously happy to hear of your kind words! Thank you for your comment!
@lot1010120 күн бұрын
Isnt PDC headed by a Malay man during his time.
@VictorTan20 күн бұрын
Possibly. Is that a good thing, bad thing, a neutral thing, and are you asking for a confirmation of fact or is there something else attendant to that statement?
@tankh528219 күн бұрын
@@lot10101 only a racist will pose the question. 😭
@lot1010119 күн бұрын
@@VictorTan confirmation, shouldn't it be led by its founder. Would be interesting to interview him too. Is what a good, bad or neutral...
@robertting712420 күн бұрын
So far he is most excellent Ex Penang CM
@VictorTan20 күн бұрын
He is definitely an incredible person! Having the privilege to interact with him personally and to consider how his thought process worked in person was something that I consider transformative, and that transformative experience no doubt will guide me in many ways untold for the years to come. Thank you for your comment. I am sure that he will be very happy to hear of your praise!
Gonna enjoy my durians while watching this interview
@VictorTan21 күн бұрын
Try the Penang blackthorns! They’re amazing! 🤩
@leefiona59521 күн бұрын
感谢分享！
@VictorTan21 күн бұрын
不客气! 感谢您来到我的频道，希望您喜欢观看这个采访! 期待下次在我的视频中见到您!
@tankh528221 күн бұрын
Tan Sri Khor, a true Penang Msian son, academician, Moderate politician had contributed much to Penang's industrial and tourism developments and prosperity. Thank you very much and good health, TanSri for all your good works and contributions. 👍👏🙏
@VictorTan21 күн бұрын
He will be very happy to hear this! I’ll tell him to check comments! 🤩
@joengtl21 күн бұрын
Boh chun
@palestine592021 күн бұрын
Lama tak nampak Tan sri
@VictorTan21 күн бұрын
Saya dah passkan salam kepada beliau! 🤩 Terima kasih kerana menonton!
@augieplayz22 күн бұрын
My French teacher in year 7
@adamsksof.34825 күн бұрын
Maybe there are dead logs there.
@apailuth-meditationchannel681426 күн бұрын
dah x relevan dah KJ ni..hari tu sub KS tapi unsub dah hahaha...ada ka dia kata dia percaya surat layang tu...dia tau tu salah tapi dia menegak kan yang salah..soooo di mana relevan nya mamat ni?
@VictorTan26 күн бұрын
Walaupun saya juga bukannya seseorang yang menyokong tindakan seseorang itu yang ingin membuatkan kritikan yang berdasarkan bukti yang tidak kukuh, saya rasa masalah KJ yang terutama adalah bahawa saudara Wan Fayhsal tidak diberi peluang untuk menegakkan dirinya di depan parlimen; itu adalah sebab terutama bahawa KJ telah mengemukakan hujahnya secara publik dan bukan sebaliknya bahawa dia itu mempercayai apa-apa yang ditulis dalam surat itu. Sekiranya anda boleh buktikan bahawa hal yang sebenar adalah sebaliknya, dipersilakan berikan hujahan anda.
@kesatria_gelap29 күн бұрын
national school should be free education to help many parents
@lowkatherine20 күн бұрын
It's free
@bunga_raya9629 күн бұрын
Interesting how we tried eliminating the identification of employment with ethnicities, by making the public sector exclusive to Bumiputeras
@VictorTan29 күн бұрын
It certainly appears that way. But to what extent is what you say about our government making the public sector exclusive to bumiputeras true? It’s definitely true that much of the public sector is made up of people of Malay or bumi descent. Is it because of discrimination though? I am not so sure - I think that that would be a very intuitive assessment to make, but I am not entirely convinced that it's correct. Maybe it's not entirely because there's a systematic bias. You see, the current head of research of Khazanah is Chinese, and I do know previous members of the board of directors who are non-Malay, for example, and it is a fact that these people do exist within the organization. The previous CEO of Petronas Digital, meanwhile, was Chinese as well. It's certainly true that we can't deny that a vast majority of the people who are participating in the various GLCs are indeed Malay. But that can be because people of other ethnicities simply make free choices to work elsewhere other than in the government sector. You can't really force people to enter into a particular job against their own will unless maybe they are scholars or otherwise, but in that case, then you'd be paying vast amounts of money in order to make sure that they can complete their education and that's what we would call quid pro quo or a fair exchange. Now I'm not categorically denying the possibility that there is indeed a racially motivated basis of discrimination against people who are of say Chinese or Indian descent on the part of the GLCs of Malaysia, but at the same time I would say that you would actually need more evidence in order to make that claim conclusively and you need to explain in consideration of the possibility that what apparently looks like discrimination is merely the result of free choices made by people and not because of systematic biases or malicious intent. It's true that the NEP was designed to eliminate identification of economic function with race and geographical location per the second prong, but while it’s true that governments can make laws and sometimes they can not be implemented ideally, it’s important to assign credit where it is due or at least not apportion blame too certainly when we may not know why certain things had come to pass. At the end of the day though, it isn't the laws that make things equal - rather, it is the people that make themselves equal through their free choices. If the right incentives do exist perhaps we can move towards an outcome that's more equitable or in line with the policy and that could very well happen, but the question of whether that objective can or should be achieved by fiat and also intervention on the part of the government though is a separate question - discrimination is yet another matter which has yet to be addressed or understood in the context of the public sector and perhaps can or should be investigated. Thank you for your comment and raising these thoughts, and I hope that you enjoyed this interview!
@bunga_raya9628 күн бұрын
Consider the non-bumi PM discussion, or do non-bumis make the free choice to forego it? (Sorry if this sounds adversarial) My point is free choice is only a legitimate point when considered within social structures and constructs. Although I understand the scepticism ldue to lack of evidence, these outcomes don't occur in a vacuum.
@nasionalis-dl2bg28 күн бұрын
Perkara 153 Perlembagaan menegaskan dengan jelas tanggungjawab Yang di-Pertuan Agong menerusi kerajaan untuk melindungi kedudukan istimewa Bumiputera khasnya orang Melayu dan anak negeri Sabah dan Sarawak serta melindungi kepentingan sah kaum lain. Antara perkara perlu ditunaikan adalah rizab bagi orang Melayu dan Bumiputera bagi jawatan dalam perkhidmatan awam dan biasiswa, dana siswa serta keistimewaan pendidikan atau latihan atau kemudahan khas lain. Tidak ada pihak boleh mempersoalkan kelebihan diperuntukkan dalam Perlembagaan ini kepada Melayu dan Bumiputera. Perkara ini telah dipersetujui leh semua kaum dalam kontrak sosial sebelum Tanah Melayu merdeka. Boleh rujuk Perlembagaan Malaysia mengenai definisi Tanah Melayu. Rakyat Malaysia perlu lebih cakna mengenai Perlembagaan negara ini. Perkara ini belum termasuk lagi dengan syarat khas di syaraikt-syarikat swasta bukan Bumiputera yang mahukan calon pekerja yang boleh berbahasa Mandarin, walapun syarikat ini tidak berurusan dengan dengan China. Selain itu terdapat juga isu berkaitan berbezaan skala gaji mengikut etnik dan bukan berdasarkan kekananan mahupun kebijaksanaan dalam bekerja. Justeru, Malaysia yang aman damai ini janganlah dihancurkan kesejahteraannya dengan tuduhan yang buta sejarah dan dangkal. Fikir-fikirkan.
@VictorTan28 күн бұрын
@@bunga_raya96 Oh no, don't worry. I don't see questions as adversarial. In fact, there are hardly any questions that I would see as adversarial. I would say that in many cases, non-Malays do make the free choice to not choose to pursue the Prime Minister's position. Now, does every single non-Bumi make the choice to not pursue that position though? I'm sure that there are some people out there who choose to make the decision to pursue the PMship but then were blocked because of the very real barriers of which you are hinting, but it's unclear as to whether or not that is a constant, static, and ever-determined reality within the country. The nature of our political system is constantly changing although, of course, there are certain things that remain at hand as something stable. Anybody who seeks to become the Prime Minister of any country needs to receive broad support from a large proportion of the population. In Malaysia, the statistical truth is that 70% of the population is Bumi, and we are dominated by racialist politics in many different ways. If you were to somehow go about the process of becoming or asserting yourself as the PM of that country, then somehow you would either need to be accepted by that group, or you would need to facilitate a transformational change within the society such that you, even in your status as a non-Bumi, would assert the possibility of achieving the goal of receiving that sort of support. If you are living in a world where every single other member of your community has only focused on just purely making money, you're not likely to seek out leadership of the country because leadership, frankly, is an arduous business. It is possible even if it is not likely - the far simpler task would simply be to achieve some other sort of goal of the range of possible goals in this world. There's nothing wrong with that. In fact, we could say that in fact the idea of wanting to lead a country in itself is a delusional thing, and that people who seek after it are a little soft in the head in some ways, haha. With that in mind, I therefore think that there's no clear evidence of a systematic discrimination in such a way that would eternally preclude a non-Bumi from becoming the Prime Minister of this country, even if I don’t personally think it is likely to come to pass in my lifetime.
@jackpo0729 күн бұрын
Good interview bro
@VictorTan29 күн бұрын
Thank you bro! 🙏 Look forward to future ones ahead!
@user-vw3vq9ju6u29 күн бұрын
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@VictorTan29 күн бұрын
Oh thank you for the support! I would love to interview Tun M, though I think he’s recovering in the hospital at the moment. Let’s see if he can make it! It’s mostly a personal reason though (which you might see in the interview) - Thank you for watching! ✨
@user-vw3vq9ju6u29 күн бұрын
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@user-vw3vq9ju6u29 күн бұрын
ABSURDGENEIOUS
@VictorTan29 күн бұрын
He’s super smart! It was a real privilege to have this conversation with him - It doesn’t mean you should accept everything he says without questioning it though!
@user-vw3vq9ju6u29 күн бұрын
@@VictorTan KJ WAS BORN IN A LONDONHOSPITAL 50YEARSAGO HEIS HALFENGLISH HALFMALAY BYHIS FODSDRINKSCLOTHES BRITISHEDUCATIONS IN FULLYENGLISHSCHOOLS ENVIRONMENTS comingbacktohisrootshere he married to nonibintitunbdullahbadawi makehimprimeninisters sonoflaw HECONTROLLEVELFOUR HISFATHERSINLAWS IMPORTANT BUILDING HEBEINGMADE KETUAPEMUDAUMNO MALAYSIA....
@kampungbro655729 күн бұрын
@@VictorTan agree but malaysia is living in backwards smart people we don need him to lead LOL !
@andykris701129 күн бұрын
Pampered politicians, nepotism
@user-vw3vq9ju6u29 күн бұрын
@@andykris7011 andy VICTORTAN isrightthàtkjissmartbyhisway tobefaittokj KJIDTHEBEST MENTERIBELIADANSUKAN MALAYSIA KBSISATTHETOP INHISTENURE and Andy it's alrightwith nepotism cronism aslongasyoudothegoodthings byrightways peoplesgettingbenefits L
@VictorTan23 күн бұрын
Well, I don't know if there was nepotism necessarily. I think the standard reputation is that there was. I don't know to what extent that was true though, so I would rather make comments on things that I do not necessarily know, at least with respect to the KJ case. Although, there may be stronger claims to be made for other individuals. In any case, this interview isn't about any of that. It's more about education, which is not something that you can really gain as easily. I'm sure that there is some out there through the legacy system, but generally, Oxford has enough rich and extremely smart people to make it so that they won't need to admit somebody who is disastrously stupid but also stupidly rich.
@zanzillahsaruji9966Ай бұрын
Malaysia also have many International University's....many International school mean Malaysian have many rich people even in Sarawak we also have International school
@jarrodsioАй бұрын
Appreciate the shoutouts! haha. This is yet another good interview. Kudos Victor. Love learning about the connection between PEMANDU and DLP, HIP.
@duke_n3dАй бұрын
Great video but it makes me even more confused in choosing the right one. I watched the other reviews and it seems like even taller guys (175-180) were preferring S over R. I know it's kind of little bit too late for the party, but maybe you can help me out with the right choice? I'm 175 cm (5'74 ft) 75 kg (165 lbs) BPL is ~51-52 cm, popliteal height ~41 cm, hips ~34-35 cm, shoulders width ~42-43 cm. I definitely don't wanna use leg support on the floor, but I'm afraid R's depth gonna be too much.
@VictorTanАй бұрын
Hey yeah sure; if you're looking for more control over your chair, then maybe the S could fit you well. It most likely is going to suit your height, but with a somewhat closer fit compared to the R. Not everyone is universally the same, and sometimes people can just fall in love with the thing that they try first. So in most cases, I recommend that you just go with one, and then pick that, and then be happy in the thereafter. R is nice if you like kind of draping yourself over and then folding into the chair, I think. Enjoy your chair!
@duke_n3dАй бұрын
@@VictorTan Thanks for the reply. I wish I could just go with one and deal with it. But I have my OCD kicking in when it comes to choosing something. I just need to find the perfect one, otherwise It will always bother me. I certain S will fit me well, but what if R will also be good. More space always better, but my biggest concern in seat depth
@SnakeAndTurtleQigongАй бұрын
Thanks!!
@adz723Ай бұрын
Lying Chinese.
@joostmonninkhof4041Ай бұрын
Had been looking at the Magnus pro XL for weeks but have used your link to purchase it just now 👍
@VictorTanАй бұрын
Thank you for the support, Joost! I hope you’ll enjoy the table! 👌
@houstonsportsfan9479Ай бұрын
Barley
@saumyasriivastavaАй бұрын
Can i know their age and when they qualified high school ?!
@waruchieАй бұрын
Thank you for the recording and the edit
@VictorTanАй бұрын
It’s a pleasure! So glad you enjoyed this! 🚀
@AnnaMaurice-eh8gmАй бұрын
First comment pin?
@mikegurv1818Ай бұрын
Bought Gesture a few days ago. The seat is less comfortable than $300 chair I just threw away after 10 years. Yes, its adjustable and well built, but...my rear end hurts after seating for 15 minutes on this chair. It's going back. Of course some people like a firm seat but nobody likes to feel like they are sitting on metal after spending $1500.
@abeedahdiab2010Ай бұрын
Such a cool guest and very interesting questions! 🔥
@VictorTanАй бұрын
Why, thank you for watching! I'm so glad that you enjoyed the conversation. Thank you for dropping in, and please look forward to more content in the days ahead! 🤩🤩
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Forward Matt!!
26:04 menmang ada dua puluh lima jam ah?😂
Speechless.. girl takes quantum mechanics course for fun.
We need more serious people like Auzellea walking the corridors of power.
Go Curtis!
Love the Cambridge interview story. It just goes to show how difficult it is to gauge the outcome of a Cambridge interview based on how well/horrendously it went. TQ for sharing, Joel. At this point in time, Joel has chosen to go to Caltech, so it's Robinson's loss and the Jet Propulsion Lab's gain.
Good job man!
thx!
So basically he is saying you cannot injure spine or herniate disc by seating ?
org suh jaga penang, dia bagi pelingkup
All's good until the mention of your respect for Mehdi Hasan ...
Intersting chat. Wanted to know KSK's general view/ philosphy on economics since he was in U of Chicago - Milton Friedman (Chicago Boys). A big fan of the debates between laissez-faire and Keynesian ideas.
Haha, I’m the one who studied Economics at the University specifically - he had studied Comparative Education; happy to ask him his thoughts once we hit the 10k mark though! It is possible to infer some parts of what he thinks about economics from his discussions about equity and I will be introducing him to several of Malaysia’s most famous economists soon, but it’s worthwhile to note that we (Chicago) don’t broadly have a particular dogmatic approach towards understanding the economy at large.
Tan Sri is a very well qualified academic. Somehow Gerakan lost Penang and the support of Penangites. Too bad.
That's absolutely true! The really unfortunate thing about politics is that often people vote on the basis of party decision rather than just on the basis of the quality of individuals. On one hand, we can say that this is unfortunate because then really qualified people who choose the wrong party end up being sidelined on account of a stronger narrative from a party that is more successful at appealing to the populistic sentiments of people. But at the same time, you could also say that it's a good thing in the sense that perhaps we in Malaysia should not be worshipping heroes and should not perhaps be seeking out idols who are able to push forward the envelope of our society. Of course, in order to move away from hero worship, it would be necessary for us to move towards a situation where we can actually have a system that is broadly working and isn't too dependent on the individual contributions of people around our system though at the same time, there's no question that sometimes singular individuals have the capability to contribute in an outsized manner relative to others in the context of their communities and constituencies as well. Hopefully, in the balance of things though, we can build a better ecosystem such that the average level of talent regardless of political affiliation is high and we aren't dependent on one particular party winning so that individuals with the requisite talents to administer the country effectively will be continually sidelined due to personal choices and statistical accidents due to the vagaries of the political process and also the thoughts of the people!
KTK is a typical leader in a Chinese meritocracy political system. He rose to serve ppl with honour and moral without any stain .
I cannot comment so extensively on his personal legacy, because I have not enough knowledge at this stage, but I am glad that you have found him to be a chief minister that is worthy of your deep and abiding respect! I simply think of the man as a very, very bright friend, who no doubt will be tremendously happy to hear of your kind words! Thank you for your comment!
Isnt PDC headed by a Malay man during his time.
Possibly. Is that a good thing, bad thing, a neutral thing, and are you asking for a confirmation of fact or is there something else attendant to that statement?
@@lot10101 only a racist will pose the question. 😭
@@VictorTan confirmation, shouldn't it be led by its founder. Would be interesting to interview him too. Is what a good, bad or neutral...
So far he is most excellent Ex Penang CM
He is definitely an incredible person! Having the privilege to interact with him personally and to consider how his thought process worked in person was something that I consider transformative, and that transformative experience no doubt will guide me in many ways untold for the years to come. Thank you for your comment. I am sure that he will be very happy to hear of your praise!
还是老的比较有才华 👍
许子根博士 是一位国宝。他的贡献非常卓越，体现了在一个常常被政治和人们觉得只是合理或可信、以及吸引人心而不是理智的世界中，很多人不太接受的中庸文化。 他在槟城的领导在许多方面都堪称典范，这些方面是我在这次采访过程中以及通过一些额外阅读中才真正发现的。 如果你是槟城的居民，你将有机会更亲身地体验他的领导--这是我希望更多的马来西亚人能接触到的，而不是他们现在所经历的论战，但这最终是槟城人的特权。他一定会很高兴听到你所说的话，并毫无疑问会阅读这些评论并从中获得快乐！ 谢谢你的分享。
@@VictorTan 我不懂太多，只是听过槟城半导体是民政先争取的。我印象中是2008大家经济不景、反老大才把马华民政刷下来。我区马袖强也不错的被刷了。就这样一下子马华和民政党被断层没接班人了。 其实如果能常一点听到一个像他这样去以事论事的监督政府，我觉得也挺好的
Gonna enjoy my durians while watching this interview
Try the Penang blackthorns! They’re amazing! 🤩
感谢分享！
不客气! 感谢您来到我的频道，希望您喜欢观看这个采访! 期待下次在我的视频中见到您!
Tan Sri Khor, a true Penang Msian son, academician, Moderate politician had contributed much to Penang's industrial and tourism developments and prosperity. Thank you very much and good health, TanSri for all your good works and contributions. 👍👏🙏
He will be very happy to hear this! I’ll tell him to check comments! 🤩
Boh chun
Lama tak nampak Tan sri
Saya dah passkan salam kepada beliau! 🤩 Terima kasih kerana menonton!
My French teacher in year 7
Maybe there are dead logs there.
dah x relevan dah KJ ni..hari tu sub KS tapi unsub dah hahaha...ada ka dia kata dia percaya surat layang tu...dia tau tu salah tapi dia menegak kan yang salah..soooo di mana relevan nya mamat ni?
Walaupun saya juga bukannya seseorang yang menyokong tindakan seseorang itu yang ingin membuatkan kritikan yang berdasarkan bukti yang tidak kukuh, saya rasa masalah KJ yang terutama adalah bahawa saudara Wan Fayhsal tidak diberi peluang untuk menegakkan dirinya di depan parlimen; itu adalah sebab terutama bahawa KJ telah mengemukakan hujahnya secara publik dan bukan sebaliknya bahawa dia itu mempercayai apa-apa yang ditulis dalam surat itu. Sekiranya anda boleh buktikan bahawa hal yang sebenar adalah sebaliknya, dipersilakan berikan hujahan anda.
national school should be free education to help many parents
It's free
Interesting how we tried eliminating the identification of employment with ethnicities, by making the public sector exclusive to Bumiputeras
It certainly appears that way. But to what extent is what you say about our government making the public sector exclusive to bumiputeras true? It’s definitely true that much of the public sector is made up of people of Malay or bumi descent. Is it because of discrimination though? I am not so sure - I think that that would be a very intuitive assessment to make, but I am not entirely convinced that it's correct. Maybe it's not entirely because there's a systematic bias. You see, the current head of research of Khazanah is Chinese, and I do know previous members of the board of directors who are non-Malay, for example, and it is a fact that these people do exist within the organization. The previous CEO of Petronas Digital, meanwhile, was Chinese as well. It's certainly true that we can't deny that a vast majority of the people who are participating in the various GLCs are indeed Malay. But that can be because people of other ethnicities simply make free choices to work elsewhere other than in the government sector. You can't really force people to enter into a particular job against their own will unless maybe they are scholars or otherwise, but in that case, then you'd be paying vast amounts of money in order to make sure that they can complete their education and that's what we would call quid pro quo or a fair exchange. Now I'm not categorically denying the possibility that there is indeed a racially motivated basis of discrimination against people who are of say Chinese or Indian descent on the part of the GLCs of Malaysia, but at the same time I would say that you would actually need more evidence in order to make that claim conclusively and you need to explain in consideration of the possibility that what apparently looks like discrimination is merely the result of free choices made by people and not because of systematic biases or malicious intent. It's true that the NEP was designed to eliminate identification of economic function with race and geographical location per the second prong, but while it’s true that governments can make laws and sometimes they can not be implemented ideally, it’s important to assign credit where it is due or at least not apportion blame too certainly when we may not know why certain things had come to pass. At the end of the day though, it isn't the laws that make things equal - rather, it is the people that make themselves equal through their free choices. If the right incentives do exist perhaps we can move towards an outcome that's more equitable or in line with the policy and that could very well happen, but the question of whether that objective can or should be achieved by fiat and also intervention on the part of the government though is a separate question - discrimination is yet another matter which has yet to be addressed or understood in the context of the public sector and perhaps can or should be investigated. Thank you for your comment and raising these thoughts, and I hope that you enjoyed this interview!
Consider the non-bumi PM discussion, or do non-bumis make the free choice to forego it? (Sorry if this sounds adversarial) My point is free choice is only a legitimate point when considered within social structures and constructs. Although I understand the scepticism ldue to lack of evidence, these outcomes don't occur in a vacuum.
Perkara 153 Perlembagaan menegaskan dengan jelas tanggungjawab Yang di-Pertuan Agong menerusi kerajaan untuk melindungi kedudukan istimewa Bumiputera khasnya orang Melayu dan anak negeri Sabah dan Sarawak serta melindungi kepentingan sah kaum lain. Antara perkara perlu ditunaikan adalah rizab bagi orang Melayu dan Bumiputera bagi jawatan dalam perkhidmatan awam dan biasiswa, dana siswa serta keistimewaan pendidikan atau latihan atau kemudahan khas lain. Tidak ada pihak boleh mempersoalkan kelebihan diperuntukkan dalam Perlembagaan ini kepada Melayu dan Bumiputera. Perkara ini telah dipersetujui leh semua kaum dalam kontrak sosial sebelum Tanah Melayu merdeka. Boleh rujuk Perlembagaan Malaysia mengenai definisi Tanah Melayu. Rakyat Malaysia perlu lebih cakna mengenai Perlembagaan negara ini. Perkara ini belum termasuk lagi dengan syarat khas di syaraikt-syarikat swasta bukan Bumiputera yang mahukan calon pekerja yang boleh berbahasa Mandarin, walapun syarikat ini tidak berurusan dengan dengan China. Selain itu terdapat juga isu berkaitan berbezaan skala gaji mengikut etnik dan bukan berdasarkan kekananan mahupun kebijaksanaan dalam bekerja. Justeru, Malaysia yang aman damai ini janganlah dihancurkan kesejahteraannya dengan tuduhan yang buta sejarah dan dangkal. Fikir-fikirkan.
@@bunga_raya96 Oh no, don't worry. I don't see questions as adversarial. In fact, there are hardly any questions that I would see as adversarial. I would say that in many cases, non-Malays do make the free choice to not choose to pursue the Prime Minister's position. Now, does every single non-Bumi make the choice to not pursue that position though? I'm sure that there are some people out there who choose to make the decision to pursue the PMship but then were blocked because of the very real barriers of which you are hinting, but it's unclear as to whether or not that is a constant, static, and ever-determined reality within the country. The nature of our political system is constantly changing although, of course, there are certain things that remain at hand as something stable. Anybody who seeks to become the Prime Minister of any country needs to receive broad support from a large proportion of the population. In Malaysia, the statistical truth is that 70% of the population is Bumi, and we are dominated by racialist politics in many different ways. If you were to somehow go about the process of becoming or asserting yourself as the PM of that country, then somehow you would either need to be accepted by that group, or you would need to facilitate a transformational change within the society such that you, even in your status as a non-Bumi, would assert the possibility of achieving the goal of receiving that sort of support. If you are living in a world where every single other member of your community has only focused on just purely making money, you're not likely to seek out leadership of the country because leadership, frankly, is an arduous business. It is possible even if it is not likely - the far simpler task would simply be to achieve some other sort of goal of the range of possible goals in this world. There's nothing wrong with that. In fact, we could say that in fact the idea of wanting to lead a country in itself is a delusional thing, and that people who seek after it are a little soft in the head in some ways, haha. With that in mind, I therefore think that there's no clear evidence of a systematic discrimination in such a way that would eternally preclude a non-Bumi from becoming the Prime Minister of this country, even if I don’t personally think it is likely to come to pass in my lifetime.
Good interview bro
Thank you bro! 🙏 Look forward to future ones ahead!
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Oh thank you for the support! I would love to interview Tun M, though I think he’s recovering in the hospital at the moment. Let’s see if he can make it! It’s mostly a personal reason though (which you might see in the interview) - Thank you for watching! ✨
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He’s super smart! It was a real privilege to have this conversation with him - It doesn’t mean you should accept everything he says without questioning it though!
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Well, I don't know if there was nepotism necessarily. I think the standard reputation is that there was. I don't know to what extent that was true though, so I would rather make comments on things that I do not necessarily know, at least with respect to the KJ case. Although, there may be stronger claims to be made for other individuals. In any case, this interview isn't about any of that. It's more about education, which is not something that you can really gain as easily. I'm sure that there is some out there through the legacy system, but generally, Oxford has enough rich and extremely smart people to make it so that they won't need to admit somebody who is disastrously stupid but also stupidly rich.
Malaysia also have many International University's....many International school mean Malaysian have many rich people even in Sarawak we also have International school
Appreciate the shoutouts! haha. This is yet another good interview. Kudos Victor. Love learning about the connection between PEMANDU and DLP, HIP.
Great video but it makes me even more confused in choosing the right one. I watched the other reviews and it seems like even taller guys (175-180) were preferring S over R. I know it's kind of little bit too late for the party, but maybe you can help me out with the right choice? I'm 175 cm (5'74 ft) 75 kg (165 lbs) BPL is ~51-52 cm, popliteal height ~41 cm, hips ~34-35 cm, shoulders width ~42-43 cm. I definitely don't wanna use leg support on the floor, but I'm afraid R's depth gonna be too much.
Hey yeah sure; if you're looking for more control over your chair, then maybe the S could fit you well. It most likely is going to suit your height, but with a somewhat closer fit compared to the R. Not everyone is universally the same, and sometimes people can just fall in love with the thing that they try first. So in most cases, I recommend that you just go with one, and then pick that, and then be happy in the thereafter. R is nice if you like kind of draping yourself over and then folding into the chair, I think. Enjoy your chair!
@@VictorTan Thanks for the reply. I wish I could just go with one and deal with it. But I have my OCD kicking in when it comes to choosing something. I just need to find the perfect one, otherwise It will always bother me. I certain S will fit me well, but what if R will also be good. More space always better, but my biggest concern in seat depth
Thanks!!
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Had been looking at the Magnus pro XL for weeks but have used your link to purchase it just now 👍
Thank you for the support, Joost! I hope you’ll enjoy the table! 👌
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Can i know their age and when they qualified high school ?!
Thank you for the recording and the edit
It’s a pleasure! So glad you enjoyed this! 🚀
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Bought Gesture a few days ago. The seat is less comfortable than $300 chair I just threw away after 10 years. Yes, its adjustable and well built, but...my rear end hurts after seating for 15 minutes on this chair. It's going back. Of course some people like a firm seat but nobody likes to feel like they are sitting on metal after spending $1500.
Such a cool guest and very interesting questions! 🔥
Why, thank you for watching! I'm so glad that you enjoyed the conversation. Thank you for dropping in, and please look forward to more content in the days ahead! 🤩🤩
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