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idiots
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Eastern countries
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In Japan, there is a concept of 'baka' which is similar to 'idiot', but it is often used light-heartedly among friends.
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idiots
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Eastern cultures
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The term may be used with less negative connotation, with some allowances for eccentric behavior or lack of social awareness
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naive person
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Eastern countries
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May be viewed as lacking wisdom or street-smarts, and not always considered endearing
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4
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naive person
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Eastern countries
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A naive person may be seen as innocent or pure-hearted, and may be offered protection or guidance.
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5
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naive person
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Eastern countries
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May be seen as gullible or easily taken advantage of, sometimes viewed with disdain or as a target for exploitation.
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stupidity
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Eastern countries
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May be perceived as a lack of wisdom or common sense, but not always associated with lack of intelligence
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7
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stupidity
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Eastern culture
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Can be associated with shame or dishonor within the family or community, and may be less openly discussed.
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8
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stupidity
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Eastern cultures
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In some Eastern cultures, acknowledging one's own stupidity or mistakes can be seen as humble and respectful, and is not always frowned upon.
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stupidity
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Eastern cultures
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In some Eastern cultures, openly criticizing or mocking someone for stupidity may be seen as impolite or disrespectful.
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