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I will give you an example. I am not so conservative in terms of how these words are used currently, but all the same, here was one of my culture shock moments in France.Some years ago, I had a severe back injury. I went to a French doctor, a general practitioner, who sent me to a back specialist. The specialist needed me to go get a scan, so he could see what was going on in there.Even though I had been to a French GP a few times already, had already seen how cheap it was and how cheap the medicine was, I still had not truly internalized what I had been experiencing in that system.I got the scan in specialized clinic for that. Its doctor wrote an initial analysis and gave me a copy for the back doctor to look at. I then sat down at the front desk to write a check with some nervousness. One is expected to pay up front and then the state’s health plan reimburses you later. Though basic doctor’s office visits are cheap, this was a special service. I had only my experience with American medical pricing to inform me on what kind of bill I was going to get hit with.By this time, my French was pretty good but not strong. The conversation went like this:“How much do I owe you?”“30 euros” (about 40 US dollars at that time)*confusion* *disbelief*“I apologize. I think I misunderstood. Did you say 30 euros?”“Yes. 30 euros”“Do you mean 300 euros?”“It is 30 euros”*writes out a check* *shows check*“30 euros? Like this?”“Yes. Thank you.”I had the sensation that I was rushing out of the clinic before they could stop me to correct the error or that I had just gotten away with something like a con.For about 8 doctor’s visits, that scan and the medication, I ended up spending around 300 euros out of pocket with only the state health plan.That moment at the clinic was an official culture shock experience.

Bill Gates' book, The Road Ahead was published in 1995 - it was all about - you guessed it - the roadmap for future technologies.While I have not followed Gates's career nearly as closely as many people have, I always felt that this book illustrated an example of a gaping public error which Gates made (and then remedied very quickly).That error was the fact that Gates' vision for the road ahead, documented in the 95 edition, DID NOT include the Internet.I came across this when I chose the book for a book report in 1996.I was already planning on a career that involved the Internet somehow. I felt smug that Gates didn't seem to 'get it' and omitted the web from the book.I felt even more smug when he completely revised the book a year later.In the new version, the road ahead took a big detour into the Internet and Gates never looked back.In retrospect, had he not corrected his error it would have been the biggest error he ever made. But as he corrected it, it's only the biggest error that everyone else has forgotten.

Secret Keepers.A Secret Keeper is basically somebody who becomes the living embodiment of a secret. One of the biggest involvements of Secret Keepers in the story is in the murder of James and Lily Potter. Voldemort was unable to find the two of them because they had cast the Fidelus Charm and their location was protected. They chose to make Peter Pettigrew their Secret Keeper and were later betrayed by Pettigrew who ratted (lol) them out to Voldemort leading to James and Lily being killed.Several questions here.Why could James and Lily not have made one of themselves the Secret Keepers? Later on in the books we find that Bill (Weasley) was made a Secret Keeper for Shell Cottage and Arthur was made a Secret Keeper for Aunt Muriel’s place. So, why couldn’t James or Lily have been their own Secret Keepers?Also, if for some reason they could not be their own Secret Keepers, why did they choose Peter with such crucial information? Why not Sirius or Remus? I would say that James was definitely closer to Sirius than he was to Peter, right? The explanation given was that everybody would suspect Sirius to be their Secret Keeper and target him and torture the information out of him. However, in Pottermore’s Book 3, Rowling wrote that, “the secret cannot be forced, bewitched or tortured out of a Secret Keeper who does not wish to give up their secret; it must be given voluntarily”.If this is correct, why would they pick Peter and not Sirius or Remus who, I imagine, they trusted more than Peter even if he was a close friend. It would have been the safest with Sirius. Or if not with someone in their friend group, why not a powerful and trusted witch like Minerva or someone like that?Another issue I have with is this, if Dumbledore had narrowed down the two boys in the prophecy to Harry and Neville, why didn’t he just have both their parents hidden away and make himself their Secret Keeper? I assume that would have kicked Voldemort’s plans right in the bucket, no? NO?!James and Lily’s deaths are really what kicks this entire story off. It’s a little odd to have this weird dichotomy present in the events surrounding their deaths.