EPTOn May 27 2012 21:02 naastyOne wrote:
Now, explain why Korea sdoesn`t dominate anything else, save for esports.
Now, explain why Korea sdoesn`t dominate anything else, save for esports.
ofc they dominate, look at kpop
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ThePlayer33
Australia2378 Posts
ofc they dominate, look at kpop | ||
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Black17
France435 Posts
nice 1 :D | ||
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Hypemeup
Sweden2783 Posts
They managed to invent another form of cancer, how dominating. :c | ||
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Garth
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Natespank
Canada449 Posts
I especially recommend the blog qxc links to within the post. | ||
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Namkung
Canada151 Posts
Um I'm sorry but Korea is a pretty advanced country and a very impressive one given where they were just few decades ago. They are one of the exceptions that managed to develop at an astonishing rate. Really need not look further than SAMSUNG / LG. Are you telling me they are not dominating monitors / tv / phone market? They are second to none when it comes to their technology with screens. Also their car companies. Kia or Hyundai is no Honda or Toyota but they are getting a lot better and actually are considered pretty good today. How many countries actually can make cars? Not that many. People may also not know but South Korea is a leader in making ships (cargo ships to be specific) as well. | ||
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svefnleysi
Iceland623 Posts
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Tabbris
Bangladesh2839 Posts
Go! | ||
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Eufouria
United Kingdom4425 Posts
On May 27 2012 12:55 Holytornados wrote: This post makes me facepalm. You're attaching a huge stigma to an entire group of people based on video game results, when in reality there are as many hard working American/foreigners as there are Koreans. Look at it from a perspective outside of video games before you try to attribute it to culture. Koreans work some of the longest hours of any group of people. The practice of working mass mass hours is completely ingrained in their culture. Schoolchildren go to school, and then most go to private evening classes and then they do homework. In the adult workplace there is a lot of peer pressure to work long hours too. Of course there are lazy Koreans and hardworking Americans, but the average American works less hard than the average Korean. Anyway this question gets asked all the time, there are loads of threads about the exact same thing. | ||
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Schnullerbacke13
Germany1199 Posts
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Frex
Finland888 Posts
This is just my own theory. | ||
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