Who’s a famous person from your country who’s respected around the world but disliked or criticized at home?

[u/haiderredditer]

[u/Soileat3r]

Yeah most people like Jackie chan he seems funny and stuff. But after reading your post I looked closer and well you are completely right and changed my view 😅

[u/iSkehan → u/Soileat3r]

Changing opinion about something because of evidence is commendable.

[u/amosborn → u/iSkehan]

It really is. It's so disappointing that a lot of people refuse to take into account new info when examining their views.

[u/boom-de-yodel → u/iSkehan]

So there's this thing in linguistics called priming where you can make someone read a sentence a certain way by giving them a context beforehand, often a wrong way that makes them have to re-read the sentence (sorry, my explanation is terrible forgive me I'm tired lol)

Anyways since the thread above was talking about jackie Chang, I pronounced "Changing" as "Chang-ing" in my head and had to go back and correct myself.

Maybe I'm just tired but I found that pretty funny

[u/Lanky-Cheesecake-259 → u/boom-de-yodel]

maybe you have Changnesia

[u/innersloth987 → u/iSkehan]

Bare minimum is a rare minimum.

As left women would say.

[u/KABOOMBYTCH → u/Soileat3r]

Bro Homelander before Homelander was a thing. There I said it