Dan Wang on Abundance
Hoover fellow Dan Wang spoke at a well-attended session hosted by Stanford Abundance and the Society for International Affairs.
Stanford Abundance co-president Victoria Ren '26 asked the audience,
“Who here wants to own a house in their lifetime?”Almost everyone raised their hands.
The session, "America's Lawyers vs. China's Engineers," provided insights into cultural work ethics and the abundance movement.
According to Stanford Abundance co-president Shreya Mehta '26,
"Not a ton of people at Stanford are necessarily thinking, I want to build something that is going to help my society,"highlighting the need for a shift in mindset.
Dan Wang advocates for 'abundance', offering a new perspective on cultural work ethics and their impact on society.
Author's summary: Dan Wang discusses abundance and cultural work ethics at Stanford.
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