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Does she not know they had an industrial revolution? Or even heard of Tokyo?
I don't even want to THINK of how much a house in Tokyo would cost...
A lot of people think Japan is all apartment blocks, which is what I assume the teacher thought, but even in Tokyo there are a lot of (very small) single family homes.
So she may have had misconceptions but to then call someone who lived there a liar is completely stupid. Sounds like she doesn't like being corrected so goes into denial.
The only logical explanation is that we're in the Matrix, and the teacher was trying to free your mind. "Do not try and buy a Japanese house. That's impossible. Instead only try to realize the truth." "What truth?" "There is no housing in Japan." "There is no housing in Japan?" "Then you'll see that it is not the house that provides shelter in Japan, it is only yourself."
Yeah. That's not rain either. It's the piss of our robot overlords.
I feel like this is the kind of argument you can resolve in 30 seconds with Google, but maybe even that wouldn't work with her.
Tell her that "Turning Japanese" is their national anthem. She'll give you extra credit points for sure!
about 3 seconds with google streetview could have ended that argument
Must be related to DeVos.
Ok? All continents(besides Antarctica) have houses. If Africa got houses, why wouldn't the probable most advanced country have them?
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Does she not know they had an industrial revolution? Or even heard of Tokyo?
A lot of people think Japan is all apartment blocks, which is what I assume the teacher thought, but even in Tokyo there are a lot of (very small) single family homes.