I understand what you mean, but the point of respect would be for this all games and pretense not to matter. I know, in the real world we can't just count on that sadly.
That’s great until you cross cultural boundaries. Different cultures interpret these things completely differently so, for officials who have to interact with many cultures. What I consider respectful is different to what you would. Protocols are used so people don’t accidentally offend each other by, say, refusing food when offered (or offering a gift when it’s not appropriate).
You might think “just have respect” but what seems innocuous to you might be the equivalent of spitting in someone’s face in a different culture.
Yes, indeed. We can only endeavor to level ourselves up (as both positive contribution and social example), and then educate those around us who are willing to open to learning.
scott_w|1 year ago
You might think “just have respect” but what seems innocuous to you might be the equivalent of spitting in someone’s face in a different culture.
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