mayeesha · HackerTrans

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i don't think it's podcasting anymore, but making the tweets really small like 1 minute or 50 seconds might be making people more interested in speaking infront of an audience, but if it's online music streaming they could choose rdio instead of soundcloud.

mayeesha

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Interesting. I'd be assuming it's for making audio tweets, but even then it's kind of restricting. Putting voice in front of other people is something people might not still be ready for.

mayeesha

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I think the points he made is really valid for any kind of forum type thing, and he should be using Quora to get the experience he wants. They have the downvoting abilities and blogging features, and he can definitely gain more distribution there. Whether he is back or not is never the point, the problems he said seems to be fairly good.

mayeesha

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Excellent article. I think distance and relationships can also be modeled in this fashion to show the differences between Eastern and Western philosophies. I'm definitely going to read this book named "When cultures collide''. It's important to be able to understand everyone's perspectives.

mayeesha

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Middle east cultures : Multi-active and relationship oriented perception of time. They are more relationship oriented, both Israeli and Palestine people. Also Afganistan or Beduin types consider relationships to be the most important thing in the world. Middle easterns like to live in the moment.

Indian cultures: As far as my understanding goes, it's a mixture of compartmentalized time and cyclic time. The ritual or traditions or religions kind of show a cyclic view of time, specially with the karma viewpoint, but the offices and businesses are laid by british, hence more compartmentalized way of thinking is done there. Basically with Indians you can expect sudden no communication, or the office things might take huge amount of time too.

I'm Bangladeshi and both are my view point, and I've indian and Middle eastern friends, but I've not exactly visited the countries.

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