In Richland, children are encouraged from an early age to aspire to become the richest person in the country by around age 33 through hard work, with cultural reinforcement through posters of wealthy famous people in schools and a national anthem celebrating human possibility ('I can do it!'), keeping the workforce highly motivated by dreams of successful entrepreneurship.
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“In Richland, everyone is encouraged from a young age to imagine that they might one day (perhaps by around 33) be the richest person in the country; if they work hard. Posters of rich and famous people adorn the walls of primary schools. The national anthem is called 'I can do it!'”
Created: 8/11/2026, 7:52:18 AM
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