de George Butunoiu

A doctor explained to my grandfather that he was happy to pay huge to send his son to private school for reasons of behaviour alone: „It’s worth it just for the way they walk into a room”. 

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The whole of life is riddled with unwritten, unspoken, but often exclusionary social codes, even governing such trivial factors as entering a room or closing the door. And whereas you can selectively break these codes, you will never get away with not knowing them in the first place. Moreover, these codes are becoming more discriminatory as they become less explicit, and hence more difficult to learn without exposure to people who already follow them. 

Continuarea, aici.