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We invite you to apprehend the nature of China’s archetype. But consider that it is necessary to avoid comparisons with other cultures.
“The reach of one’s globalization is defined by the limit of the pronoun WE.”
If you are really interested in understanding the Chinese archetype we recommend listening to the lecture you find at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mRlgQKWlnQ
We strongly recommend “reading between lines” to apprehend the fundamentals of the culture. Access the information on the unicist ontology of economic behavior at: https://www.unicist.org/healthcare/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/ontology_economy_en.pdf
Only if the culture is within the limits of your “WE” you will be able to perceive aspects of the Chinese archetype.
Next week you will have access to the essential aspects of China’s culture on this blog.
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Peter Belohlavek
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