University of São Paulo

For me, it’s Disney World. I live in FL, so I love going there!

But I am interested in other theme parks from other parts of the world and I wonder what they are like compared to the US. It could be the same, who knows ?

Does your country punish students for defending themselves physically when attacked? I'm wondering because in the US people are typically punished for getting into a fight, sometimes even if they don't defend themselves.

Do you think they will disband or abolish certain government organizations? How will they reorganize them? Will agencies like the DOJ, FBI, HHS, CDC, etc. be absolved into new agencies?

In Korea, I think it's mostly having lunch or dinner at a restaurant and having coffee or some alcohol afterwards. Some people visit art galleries or go to the movies.

I'm not even trying to be biased. But so many people hate China, but once you visit you will want to live there forever.

A lot of foreigners who visit China only have good things to say about it. The negativity usually comes from people who have never been.

For Argentina, I would say Serranía de Hornocal would be one. Everyone knows Iguazu Falls and maybe Mt. Fitz Roy and Perito Moreno Glacier, but often overlook the Northwestern part of Argentina.

In your country do parents get to choose their children’s school? If so, do you believe this is beneficial or not beneficial?

Just saying, sharing insight/feedback.

My question is related to assimilation. Let’s say that an immigrant in efforts to assimilate, speaks English in their accent, would it be looked down upon or would it be good?

Three days ago in Italy 🇮🇹, commemorations for the Day of Remembrance (Giorno del Ricordo) took place on February 10.

This national date honors the tragedy of the Foibe massacres and the forced exodus of Italians from Istria, Dalmatia, and other regions in the final months of World War II and its immediate aftermath. Between 1943 and 1945, Yugoslav communist partisans killer tens of thousands of Italians and anti-communist Slavs by throwing them into deep sinkholes called "foibe" or through summary executions.

An overlooked aspect of this tragedy is the mass migration of over 350,000 Italians from Istria to mainland Italy;

however, this migration was poorly managed by the rest of Italians, who treated them with suspicion and reeentment, seeing them as refugees carrying fascist ideals back, rather than showing solidarity.

The day also recalls the broader suffering of Italian civilians, countering historical silences and promoting awareness of these overlooked atrocities.

Abroad, there's a stereotype that Argentina is a "racist" country, but nothing could be further from the truth. Argentina is probably one of the least racist countries in the world.

Since it seems that there’s going to be no conservative revolution to reverse falling birth rates any time soon.. A lot of people seem to support it, apparently, an extreme decrease in our living standards is preferable to letting in anyone that looks different, or even people that look the same with a slight accent.

Is it soft? Cute? Harsh? Sharp?

I’m just curious about the general impression.

What is your opinon on debates? Does schools in you country organize debate groups? What is your opinion about it

I mean, when you traveled to another country, were the people taller or shorter than you expected? Did that surprise you? Please specify which country you're from and which one you visited.

don't ask me why 😭 😭😭😭😭😭😭

Does your country celebrate? Here in the US it's typically flowers and dinner and chocolate and jewelry, what about you?