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Thinking outside the box
Why did you decide to teach a course called Uncommon Sense?
Well, a course in radiological anatomy, my specialty, was not going to work. And a graduate course in medical imaging, that wouldn't work. So I started looking at the educational system, trying to figure out what was missing, looking to do things in a different way.
Much of what we do with the classroom experience is first we give the students answers, then, at the end of the semester, we give them the questions. It's conveying a finite body of knowledge - when we give them the questions, they know the answers.
I wanted to do something to get students to think in a different way. So the idea behind Uncommon Sense is to look at a series of crazy things that will gives students questions they have never seen, to which there is not a good answer.
Baht Exchange Controls an expensive and long term mistake?
There are lots of good discussions on this topic. There are short term, long term effect and indirect longer term effect parties with the control measure. Short term effect: A few short term investors, and very short term effect - most people invest to make money. Can Thai government fault people fore that? Both Thai and Foreigners are a like in this. Again principal of going into business or investing is to make money. DO not invest money in Thailand because the government does not want you to make money - that is the message sending out. Longer term effect: As mention above, going to business to make money, to build factories, longer term investment. With the signal like that fom the current goevrnment, the CEO would not be making decision on opening factories in hailand. Their job and profits are depending on this.
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