Ever since the Cuban government expanded private enterprise in 2010 and legalized small and medium-sized businesses in 2016, people all over Cuba have been coming up with clever ways to make a buck.
Since most of these businesses involve creating and/or selling wares out of an individual's home budding entrepreneurs have to come up with creative ways to deliver products to their customers.
At A Mi Manera pizzeria creative delivery involves "flying pizzas", because owner Marta Castaeda cooks the pizzas on the roof of her apartment building and sends them "flying" down on a rope.
This Great Big Story video showcases the neighborhood success story of A Mi Manera pizzeria, a shining example of the entrepreneurial spirit sweeping through Cuba.
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This kind of thing started with the freakin' Hanseatic League. RAND is but the latest - and most successful - incarnation of such a monster. Any corporation that is so powerful that it can actually drive, not merely influence, government decisions is too powerful for any democracy.
This is a myth, the originators of the Internet have stated that surviving a nuclear strike, never came into the design.
"It was from the RAND study that the false rumor started, claiming that the ARPANET was somehow related to building a network resistant to nuclear war."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPANET