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Soviet time. i mean you can have a success story if you were a communist party official or if you were doing science, or perhaps artist, and thats it. and the science was the most clean career. i mean, you were not compromising your own beliefs and you were doing something good. >> anthony: if you were to imagine the perfect business, or the most efficient export for a land-locked nation with most of its borders closed, it would be information technology, right? or, to put it simply, brains. >> ...

>> anthony: yeah, but thats a very different mentality than most places. >> harut: we have actually, my mom took me to chess class. it was not because of the country is like a super nation in chess or something, just she wanted to take me someplace where i can develop my brains. >> ruben: but actually, theres a quick answer. when you are being oppressed during your history, knowledge is something that cannot be taken off you. anything can happen. soviet union can collapse, there can be pogroms, ...

The garlic level for you, its okay, you can add. >> anthony: so its garlic -- so far so good. >> sam: and then, okay, you have one more plate, you remove the meat. >> anthony: wow, you take this very seriously. >> sam: yeah, yeah, yeah, you take it -- >> meline: its a ritual, yeah. >> anthony: does everybody have their own style, or is this the absolute, this is the way. >> sam: yeah, but the classics say you have to eat with your hands. this is the classics, you eat with your hands. whoever is ...

>> anthony: if you were to imagine the perfect business, or the most efficient export for a land-locked nation with most of its borders closed, it would be information technology, right? or, to put it simply, brains. >> anthony: you teach chess in school, is that? >> ruben: yes. >> anthony: in school? >> ruben: yup, in school. >> anthony: starting at what age? >> arthur: third grade. my son hates it. hes a fourth grader. >> ruben: second grade. >> anthony: so everybody plays chess or was taught ...

Wanted to take me someplace where i can develop my brains. >> ruben: but actually, theres a quick answer. when you are being oppressed during your history, knowledge is something that cannot be taken off you. anything can happen. soviet union can collapse, there can be pogroms, there can be emigration. they can take your home, they can take your fortune. but knowledge and skill is something that remains with you for all of the time. and thats why armenians are investing in education, in knowledg...

Information technology, right? or, to put it simply, brains. >> anthony: they teach chess in school, is that -- >> ruben: yes. >> anthony: in school? >> ruben: yep, in school. >> anthony: starting at what age? >> arthur: third grade. my son hates it. hes a fourth grader. >> ruben: second grade. >> anthony: so everybody plays chess or was taught chess? >> ruben yeah, everybody. >> anthony: that already is a very different -- >> harut: i have a ranking, actually. >> arthur: really? i didnt know. c...

Or, to put it simply, brains. >> anthony: you teach chess in school, is that? >> ruben: yes. >> anthony: in school? >> ruben: yup, in school. >> anthony: starting at what age? >> arthur: third grade. my son hates it. hes a fourth grader. >> ruben: second grade. >> anthony: so everybody plays chess or was taught chess? >> ruben yeah, everybody. >> anthony: that already is a very different- >> harut: i have a ranking, actually. >> arthur: really? i didnt know. come on. >> harut: small one, but- >>...

>> anthony: you teach chess in school, is that? >> ruben: yes. >> anthony: in school? >> ruben: yup, in school. >> anthony: starting at what age? >> arthur: third grade. my son hates it. hes a fourth grader. >> ruben: second grade. >> anthony: so everybody plays chess or was taught chess? >> ruben yeah, everybody. >> anthony: that already is a very different- >> harut: i have a ranking, actually. >> arthur: really? i didnt know. come on. >> harut: small one, but- >> anthony: yeah, but thats a ve...