"لە هەموو شتێکدا لادانێک هەیە،" وتەکە بەردەوام دەبێت، لە ماوەی دوو خولەکدا، دێرێک سیڤەرس  ئەوە پیشان دەدات کە ئەمە بە چەند شێوازێک ڕاستە کە تۆ لەوانەیە پێشبینی نەکەیت.

نامۆیە، یان تەنها جیاوازە؟

Deeply held assumptions often flip when seen through another culture’s lens. In America, streets have names and blocks are unnamed, but in Japan, blocks have names and streets do not. In China, some doctors are paid only when their patients stay healthy. Even the downbeat in music changes meaning across continents. Opposites can both hold truth, revealing the hidden logic in what first seems strange.

What Feels Weird May Be Perfectly Normal Somewhere Else

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