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Stephen <mca### [at] aoldot com> wrote:
> On 22/08/2010 8:15 AM, Warp wrote:
> > Climate can have a significant effect in the culture of a population
> > (even though saying so is not always fully politically correct because
> > of some implications).
> >
> I agree with what you say but what is not PC about it?
Harsher climate forces people to be more hard-working and responsible,
which strengthens the sense of duty. It also usually results in people
being more amicable with their neighbors because everyone's survival is
important to the community as a whole.
In a more temperate climate, where there's no such an urgency in getting
things done before and during winter, people tend to be lazier and less
responsible, and procrastination is common.
Of course since saying this is not PC, most people will automatically
disagree.
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- Warp
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