In Response to Marcos
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Hi Marcos,
Japan deserves all the credit for restoring and having to match the success of other countries. I think this plays a major role in why they are praised for learning, implementing, and perfecting the practices of others. I'm not sure how well-received other areas of the world would be if they started to behave and work the same way as other countries - if that makes sense? It's inspring to think that Japan did not stop at simply recreating what has proven to work in other countries. I think we can all learn a thing or two from them also, such as working in unity and with an obatinable objective. Thanks for sharing!


