For various reasons and from different aspects, real
globalization happens when we broaden our view, see new horizons and evaluate
the real trade-offs from different perspectives and various parameters.
One important, often overlooked aspect is the presence of
our citizens in many parts of the globe adds up to the global exchange of or
intersectionality of culture, knowledge, languages, different practices and
systems prevailing in different regions.
Otherwise, availability and usage of most modern
technologyical and facilities are accessible to many in most developed
nations more or less at the same level ( though there may be some shortcomings
in infrastructure and ' real ease of doing business'.).
The practical experience that one derives out of physical
presence and operating in a different environment ( whether better or worse
than ours) is something that has immense value.
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