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I bet being an Arab fan of Plato was the Islamic medieval equivalent of a weeaboo

The Bridge of Immortals located in HuangHsan, China.

The Global Button Election of 2026:

Kavita Panday, a yoga teacher living in Abu Dhabi, recently did a social experiment that went viral. She wanted to test the common belief that “theft doesn’t happen in the UAE.” To check this, she put her bank card and 10 dirhams inside her bag and left it in a public place. She clearly recorded everything so no one could say it was edited. The bag was placed in a busy area where people were walking, working, and children were playing nearby. She stayed at a distance and observed the scene. Even after 15–20 minutes, no one touched the bag. People walked past it, but no one paid attention. When she returned, she found the bag exactly as she left it—the card and money were still inside. She said, “No one steals here,” and mentioned she might try the same experiment at night next time. About your question: similar experiments might work in some places in India too, but results would likely vary a lot depending on the city, location, and time. Public safety and trust levels aren’t the same everywhere, so outcomes wouldn’t be uniform.

Vietnam, Sand dunes, Photo by Ján Cifra, 1956

Thread of threads lol