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I can corroborate that from my experience as a native-born Russian. Americans do spend an awful lot of time planning and thinking - and, at least, hypothesisin
by abalashov 17y ago
I can corroborate that from my experience as a native-born Russian. Americans do spend an awful lot of time planning and thinking - and, at least, hypothesising - about the future.
In Eastern European culture, people really do "live for today" far, far more.
It is my impression that is true of many other non-Angloamerican societies as well.