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From Onion Thinking to Ocean Thinking
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Alex and Maya unpack a huge shift in how we think about national culture: from rigid, onion-like layers of fixed values to an ocean of paradox, motion, and context. Along the way, they use choirs, saunas, coffee-break logic, and globalization to show why cultures are not frozen boxes but living systems that can hold contradictions at the same time.
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5
Why Culture Was Cut into Layers
0:00
2
The Ocean Thinks in Opposites
2:39
3
When a Choir Sounds Like Two Cultures
5:16
4
How Behavior Slowly Changes Belief
8:15
5
Managing Culture Without Freezing It
11:15
