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Dual Pricing in Thai Tourism: Economic Necessity or Hidden Bias?
As long as this practice exists, no need to use words to describe thai thinking and culture. It's simply a disgrace. But simple to avoid luckily. -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
As stated, fast cars have been around forever, and folks that but them, will usually drive them fast. Inexperienced drivers, no matter, ICEV or EV, will have a learning curve and or, oops Experienced drivers of ICEV, will have to adapt to the no noise or vibrations of an EV. Also a learning curve, and or, oops. I find myself driving much faster at times, and why I use cruise control on the highway, as if not, I'll be exceeding the speed limit, as the ride is that much more comfy. That's why PoPO train at high speeds with the siren on, to get used to driving at speed, without hearing the engines, as very hard to judge sometimes, speed and handling without that reference. Also a reason why driving with headphones is illegal in many places, and not necessarily, so you can hear emergency vehicles or other traffic. -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Doesn't matter that you disagree or you think its impossible all it will take is a large number of child deaths and it will happen There is a company that offers a hardware based solution so software solutions will be available Here are some of the benefits on restricting acceleration The advantages of a RPM limiter: Increased mileage from a full battery charge. Enhanced comfort for passengers. Up to 20% longer range. Reduced wear and tear on brakes and tires. Improved efficiency of your vehicle. Configurable in combination with a speed limiter. https://www.zemco.eu/blogs/accelerator-limiter/ -
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Political statements, controversial persons as profile pix can be offensive
Brexit was started by BoJo and Cameron, it was put to a democratic vote, from you comment it seems you were on the losing side, I can understand people were not happy, but 'causing misery'...how so? Other than needing a visa to go abroad, how has it effected daily life? I guess democracy is all well & good, as long as it goes your way. -
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Here we go. Mega MAGA Mess is coming. Is SS, MediCare etc gone... soon?
Not at all! I love a NASA not bloated with DEI hires. A NASA that prioritizes science over ideology. A NASA that could reach the moon with slide-rules and computers with less processing power than a mid-range cellphone. I skipped kindergarten to watch the moon landing live on the TV. They accomplished great things, in the olden days. Yet now they are unable to return stranded astronauts to Earth. -
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Brits, hope may be on the way: Musk!
You need to define what you mean by "strongest". I presume that in the present context you are referring to the financially strongest, i.e. the wealthiest. So George Soros would be a prime example. A Nazi collaborator during the 39-45 War, which reinforces your view that lack of ethics can pay off. He gained much of his wealth through a flawed global financial system, gaining about a billion dollars speculating against the GBP (which cost me about a third of my savings). [And later threatened starvation in Malaysia and elsewhere, before finally losing about two billion USD speculating against the yen] The Tobin tax, if introduced, would have put paid to such antics.
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