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by _9ijd 6y ago
This is mind blowing to me if this is true. I didn’t take many business classes so I wasn’t exposed to this definition. I do run a startup and as others have eluded about startup tech CEOs I’m pretty bad at marketing. But saying that, I
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by _9ijd 7y ago
I think that goes under the “Japanese are generally clean” explanation. Along the lines of them not wearing shoes in the house, social distancing, washing their hands/bodies regularly etc. The hand cleaning product is actually called “
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by _9ijd 7y ago
Yep, originally i believed everyone when they said masks aren’t useful except to keep yourself from touching your face, but after wearing masks I realized it’s also really hard to stop adjusting it.
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by _9ijd 7y ago
My point is that it keeps infected from spreading droplets through the air and on those surfaces.
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by _9ijd 7y ago
I am so angry at the experts saying masks were not helpful at the beginning of all this. Sewing Ordinary face masks should help! The lie was that only n95 rated masks help because the virus is so small it goes through ordinary masks, but it
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by _9ijd 7y ago
To elaborate, yes Japanese are pretty clean by nature and do have social distancing naturally, but everyone is still taking the subway, the government has not cracked down much. Ubiquitous wearing of masks is the only really unique thing i
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by _9ijd 7y ago
I’m here in japan and have been trying to find an answer to this for the past week. It has to be the masks.
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by _9ijd 7y ago
For those in Tokyo, Soul Food House in Azabujuban has some very good Hot Chicken and delivers through Uber Eats.
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by _9ijd 8y ago
I’ve been in a similar position as you. I’ve spent the last 8 years building a b2b company. It’s a hard long road. I can hear the unspoken panic in your writing. It feels like you are flailing around and giving up already. You really nee