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Indeed. The West's constituents on average are the least in-group preferential, and incorrectly assume that non-Westerners are the same. And they assume that n
by llanowarelves 4y ago
Indeed. The West's constituents on average are the least in-group preferential, and incorrectly assume that non-Westerners are the same.
And they assume that non-Westerners value the same civilizational values like Truth over (Social) Face, Truth over Harmony, etc. as much as they do.
Ironically, those not from the West, let's say a developing African country, will appreciate the West's (relatively) high trust (Japan would be moreso) and less clannish (more meritocratic) nature for doing business and growing wealth in a whole lot more than almost anyone born in the West (who take deep social values as a given for all humans. which is just them optimistically projecting, it's not ill-willed).