A woman holds a Krathong, a floating baskets made with leaves and flowers, before placing them in a park's lagoon during the Loy Krathong festival, held as a symbolic apology and to express gratitude to the goddess of the river for the water, in Bangkok, Thailand. REUTERS/Chalinee Thirasupa
"U.S. Culture and Multiculturalism": A longtime professor in Japan looks back at the U.S. in terms of culture. See this self-explanatory slideshow for Thai and Japanese university participants on what culture is, world cultures and values, and comparative culture. For example, you can see intercultural communication research findings on where the U.S., Japan, and Thailand stand on the cultural dimension of individualism vs. collectivism. The presentation aims for objectivity, so you can draw your own conclusions: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/374143089_US_Culture_and_Multiculturalism
So turns out I am probably going to need a work laptop. I am however, now living in Thailand and really want to stick with familiarity and use an Australian layout keyboard. Import tax on this would be huge... So... Anyone know how to work the system to get an Aussie laptop in and NOT have to pay crazy fees on top? Ideally not a second hand one (I know could probably get one of those on forums/markets) Any @edutooters got ideas? #askMastodon#laptop#keyboard#thailand