Time is pretty much the same for everyone on Earth
When Albert Einstein unveiled his theory of relativity, it must have been a mind blowing bombshell for people at the time. It’s still pretty incredible today. The idea that time may be experienced differently for objects traveling at different speeds, can be difficult to grasp and appreciate.
Still, for all practical purposes, time is pretty much the same for everyone on Earth. No matter who you are or where you live, an hour is an hour, a minute is a minute, and a second is a second. Time may move forward for us Earthlings at a rate that is different from an asteroid hurtling through space, but there isn’t any significant “relativity” between you and me, and it certainly isn’t different for people living in different cultures, right?
Don’t tell that to Clemson University in South Carolina. The taxpayer funded school recently spent almost $27,000 on diversity training materials for their professors. The course consists of slides depicting fictional characters in various scenarios, which are designed to teach them how to make the campus a more inclusive environment. Among those slides, is one that claims that people from different cultures can’t be held to the same standard as everyone else in our society, because their perspective on time is just different. According to the Daily Caller:
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5 comments:
When is this BS going to END.
Funny how liberals turn things upside down to push their racism and the media gives them a pass.
Cultural sensitivity should only apply to those who are traveling to those countries with which those cultures reside. This also applies to those cultures coming to the US, they need to be sensitive to our culture of punctuality.
I suppose people need to be specially educated in order to come up with things this stupid, although in their minds it probably makes perfect sense.
And families pay big money to be taught by these people..
If they don't want to be on time, then they need to leave and go back to where they came from and be slow all they want.
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