A modern Chinese person in Germany would remain a cultural stranger despite knowing modern technology because cultural fit matters more than surface skills.
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A modern Chinese person in Germany would remain a cultural stranger despite knowing modern technology because cultural fit matters more than surface skills.
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"...can speak English, but because of the culture, he's always a stranger. Does that make sense?"
"This thought experiment, I hope, shows you the persistence of culture. It's the most important part of who you are. It drives everything else...."
"...toward the king he'd come on demand by chance a total stranger he'd given himself up with one goal in mind to open troy..."
"...And so what happened is that Odysseus is disguised as a stranger and returns to Ithaca. And he plots with his son. He plots..."
"stranger prove to me that you actually know my husband okay so uh can you read uh ivory"
"...take a gun and late at night, go kill a random stranger. You think, wow, that's a really good deal. If I kill a..."
"...a woman when her honor is lost? The marks of a stranger, Colantinus, are in your bed, but it is only the body that..."
"...musicians, often those who are marginalized from society, those who are strangers, those who are outsiders, those who society persecutes, they probably have greater..."
"...a demolition but it looks kind of strange okay what's even stranger is that there were two planes that hit the twin towers that..."
"...months before 9 -11 happened. That's very strange. Okay? It gets stranger. This man is named Larry Silverstein, and he is both the dumbest..."
"...runs too far and I lose track of him okay a stranger finds him and starts talking to him but my boy doesn't speak..."
"...example maybe there's a bar fight between four brothers and 10 strangers well I would bet the four brothers are more likely to win..."
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