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Wait- worth or waste?

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Wait- worth or waste? The first thing that popped in my mind when I looked at what I clicked on my way back from my office at 6.06pm [i am very precise with the time of sunsets you see;)] Wait.. How long? How much wait is too much wait? Wait for whom? For him? or For it? Dissimilar, how the traffic light signals WAIT but the car said STOP! What the car must have thought before saying so? Was not the signal was misunderstood? Ain't we all misunderstand someone or get misunderstood around some point in our life. I were to envisage their conversation, it would go like- Signal: Hey! Wait. Car: I would just stop instead Signal: But why? Car: Cause I sped up, and I know I have been rushing all along the drive Signal: Rushin' from? Why don't you just wait up here for 78 seconds until I go green and let you go? Car: I am tired of waiting. You see, all the day I waited for the driver to come up to me to atleast park me in shade but he barbequed me at a temperature of 48 degrees celc...
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Israel's Macroeconomic Malfunction

  ISRAEL’S CONCURRENT MACROECONOMIC GEOPOLITICAL MALFUNCTION   Introduction   Israel's economy is a highly advanced free-market economy. Israel's advanced economy has made it possible for the nation to have a sophisticated welfare state, a formidable military that is rumored to be capable of deploying nuclear weapons and a full nuclear triad, modern infrastructure that rivals that of many Western nations, and a high-tech sector that is competitively on par with Silicon Valley. It boasts the third-highest number of NASDAQ-listed firms globally, behind the United States and China, and the second-highest number of startup companies globally after the United States. Israel was the location of the first international research and development centers established by US corporations, including Apple, Microsoft, and Intel. Over 400 advanced technology multinational companies, including Google, IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Cisco Systems, Facebook, and Motorola, have established research...
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