>>24417782 pb
I'm not American, and while I'm not particularly good at baking bread, I can bake it
However, I don't currently bake
There's a clear reason for this
Firstly, I'm not an English speaker
Of course, with the advancements in translation technology, the language barrier has almost disappeared in the digital space
However, in this case, issues arise regarding translation time and differences in nuance
Secondly, there's the issue of location
For those living in America, there are significant differences in niche areas, and even among those living in America(Foreigners and immigrants), there may be differences in sensitivity and perception
Of course, if you've lived there for a long time and are deeply immersed in the culture, you might not need to worry about these things(Of course, it's not absolute)
(This also focuses on probabilistic aspects)
Of course, since there are already many Bakers here, you're sure to get a lot of support(This Anon has experienced this too)
Another problem
This is something I've been thinking about since joining this movement:
For example, delays arising from the relationship between those being STAR and their followers
For instance,
I've seen situations where followers don't read Qmap because the person they follow is reading it
They listen to someone who has already read it because they don't understand it themselves
While listening to others' thoughts and perspectives can sometimes lead to new insights and understanding in the learning process,
those who rely on this and don't research or learn for themselves generally use stars as an excuse(Maybe can also be applied to Baker's position)(Therefore, Anon thinks that having experience as a baker, or at least being able to do e-bake, is an important experience)
Of course, some people are overwhelmed by their daily lives and work
In such cases, learning from those you follow can be helpful, but this first requires effective time management
This Anon person has changed their lifestyle to participate in this movement
Also, I used to post news fags, but I've stopped doing that as well
At first, when I was doing newsfag, I felt like I was contributing,
But, That's because I felt that posting here could take away opportunities from other people(Opportunities for people posting here for the first time etc)
(That doesn't mean I'm saying won't do any of these things)
As a result (and this doesn't mean I planned it this way, but rather it happened naturally), news sites that I used to quote frequently (including those brought by other Anons) have already been brought by other Anons, and while I previously had opportunities to e-bake, now other Anons are immediately doing e-bake(Better than me)
Seeing this, I have tried to further update myself, leading to my current form (this post is not directed solely at you)
This Anon supports America(MAGA)
However, even if this Anon obtains a gold card and permanent residency, I am are not American citizens; I am are immigrants
(Or is it simply a matter of paying a large sum of money, and not being able to speak English or making any effort to understand the culture or way of thinking is acceptable?)(I don't think so)
So, the question of at what point one becomes a citizen of a particular country, and the theme of loving and living in that country, is something that people must always pursue, even today, isn't it?(This isn't just about skin color or DNA)
(However, this doesn't mean should disregard DNA)
Of course, I would be happy to support movement/this platform to the best of my ability, and I am currently doing my best
However, I understand that people will have different perspectives on what constitutes "best."
Therefore, I strive to clarify what is best
>>24418371 lb
To what extent does my post fall under the category of projection?
From a different perspective, isn't the ability to try something a privilege of the winner?
This doesn't negate your point
Tyb
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