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Khatrina Suhanda
Khatrina Suhanda

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From What China Gets Right About Relationships by Sam Massie

…ade in China have caused me to question whether this is the best, or only, way to relate to people. They tend to say less and do more, showing their care through considerate actions instead of words. The wall between strangers is higher, perhaps, but once you’ve crossed that wall, everything is shared.

From Why Do We Excuse the Extremes of Capitalism? by Nick Cassella

Unconscious imitation of belief systems is not a particular trait of Americans. In fact, Joseph Henrich, a professor of human evolutionary biology at Harvard, argues that humans are uniquely talented at mimicking the actions and ideas of others. Our brains naturally compel us to adopt the commonly held ideas of our communities. This impulse means that we unknowingly can develop “norms, institutions, and languages” which “emerge gradually without anyone fully apprehending how or why they work.”

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Analysis: Does Indonesia's storied anti-graft agency have a blind spot for corrupt land deals?

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Analisis: Apakah Transaksi Lahan Korup Masih Luput dari Radar KPK?

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Kesepakatan rahasia hancurkan surga Papua

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