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Nobody can possibly be as free to speak their mind as a wealthy American investor in a developing country. I suspect the lack of freedom the author is feeling is the fact that in San Francisco his disapproval doesn't represent an existential threat for the people around him.


I don’t see how this follows at all. Can’t a rich person value their reputation and good name?


Of course, but people are less likely to speak their minds, so it's harder for the author to know what people actually think of him in China.




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