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How Japanese and Americans Save Differently
Cash is a much safer way of saving in Japan than in the United States; it doesn’t lose as much value over time, unlike here. Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Other
Tagged cash, inflation, Japan, savings, stock market, United States
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Do Tourists Get Sick When They Visit the United States?
Does an Indian visiting her American friend ever eat everything on the plate her friend has prepared (out of politeness, not because she actually likes the food), and spend the rest of her week sitting on top of a toilet? Continue reading
Did You Know that the United Kingdom Censored Animal Farm? Here’s Why:
Animal Farm is one of the most famous tracts of the 20th century. It’s a prescient warning against totalitarianism. Its influence is such that phrases such as “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others” are … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Other
Tagged Animal Farm, censorship, George Orwell, Soviet Union, United Kingdom
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Thoughts About the Pope’s Resignation
Yet if Benedict XVI sets a precedent with his resignation, it may be he who is more remembered by history. Continue reading
The Real Meaning of Labor Day
The rest of the world doesn’t celebrate Labor Day, either. Instead, they celebrate something called May Day, or the International Workers’ Day. Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Affairs, Other
Tagged Labor Day, May Day, Politics, United States, workers, working class
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