Azoria CEO Defends American Culture Amid Education Comparisons

Imagine two kids arguing about who is better at math.

One kid says, 'My country is amazing at math!'

The other kid says, 'Yeah, but my country has more talented people who also know how to have fun!'

James Fishback, who runs a company, posted online that Americans are smart and don't need to study all the time like kids in other countries.

He said Americans like going to church on Sundays and playing sports, and that's okay.

Some people agreed with him, saying it's good to value fun and family time.

But other people disagreed, saying that not studying hard enough will make America fall behind other countries.

They felt he was downplaying the importance of being really good at school subjects like math and science to compete globally.