What do you want to be when you grow old?
by Georg Neumann on 4:55 pm on Tuesday, 15. September 2009 | No Comments
What do you want to be when you grow old?
This is the question a Chinese journalist asked six-year old school kids, as reported by France24, with some not surprising answers: photographer, teacher, fireman.
However, the last girl answering knows very well what she wants to become: A corrupt public official.
This example shows how relevant and important [...]
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