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South Korea has a problem tourists rarely notice.

Almost everyone goes to Seoul.

Now Korea is actively trying to push visitors into smaller cities and rural areas using K-culture, food and travel incentives.

Honestly, this might be where the most interesting Korea content is hiding now.

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This is one of the strangest travel trends in China right now.

You enter a spa…

then eat, sleep, watch movies, play games and stay almost the entire day.

Some people are basically using them like mini-resorts.

China somehow turned “going to the spa” into an overnight activity.

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Tesla just got a surprisingly important yes in Europe.

The Czech Republic has provisionally approved Tesla FSD after previously raising safety concerns.

One country doesn’t equal all of Europe.

But this is exactly how autonomous driving spreads:

one regulator at a time.

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Japan built something underground that looks like a temple.

Except it wasn’t built for religion.

It was built for floods.

Massive underground chambers temporarily hold floodwater before pumping it away.

Some of Asia’s craziest architecture exists because normal infrastructure wasn’t enough.

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Tesla brought a car to Australia with no steering wheel.

No pedals either.

This is the Cybercab.

Tesla is taking it around Australia as a preview of its robotaxi future.

We’re slowly reaching a point where “driving” might become something cars do by themselves.

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@alextalksai selling his course

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AI and Jobs: Both Sides Are Right
AI will replace repetitive work, even office jobs. But it will also create new roles for people who use it well.
The real risk isn't job loss. It's how fast change comes and who gets left behind, especially in competitive Asian societies.
The answer is preparation: learn AI as a tool, build human skills like judgment and communication, and push for retraining and safety nets.
I'd rather prepare than panic. How will AI change your work?

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AI drama in China is not art. It is a factory. They will flood every language before Hollywood finishes one pilot. The actor’s face becomes a license. That is the real shift.

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@Flowers_hurt Wow how to make

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I do not think humanoids replace homes first. I think they replace night shifts first. The scary part is not the robot. It is the manager who realizes the night crew was optional.

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@kariire_kun How can i do?

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@1X1G3Lr7pBe1AJR Ai

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@HONGFUFE 👍

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Chinese solar-cleaning robot now washes dogs in the street. Same machine. Different job. That is how fast this tech leaves the factory.

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@Drax_Neel Wow

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@liaocxiaomili Wow

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@mopmand5 Ai?

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@JacksAISites Wow i wanna try

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China just opened a factory where robots build robots. One humanoid every 10 minutes. 10,000 a year. The demo era ended this month.

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@iceface88 Work hard