Each Culture Has Its Own Characteristic Manner

The Essence Of Cross-cultural Communication Has More To Do With Releasing Responses Than With Sending Messages. It Is More Important To Release The Right Response Than To Send The Right Message.

By Their Very Nature Bureaucracies Have No Conscience, No Memory, And No Mind.

We Are Only Peripherally Tied To The Lives Of Others. It Takes A Long Long Time For Us To Become Deeply Involved With Others, And For Some This Never Happens.

Each Organism, No Matter How Simple Or Complex, Has Around It A Sacred Bubble Of Space, A Bit Of Mobile Territoriality Which Only A Few Other Organisms Are Allowed To Penetrate And Then Only For Short Periods Of Time.

Culture Hides More Than It Reveals, And Strangely Enough What It Hides, It Hides Most Effectively From Its Own Participants.