toinen syy miksi jutella on olla humalassa... xD
2 years ago #9465010
Saunas are to Finns what dogs are to the English. It's a permit to talk to strangers. If you want to talk to strangers in England, borrow a dog and walk down the street. People will smile at you and ask you what the dog's name is, how old, and say how nice it is. . . . Otherwise they never notice you, it would be intrusive.
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Saunas are to Finns what dogs are to the English. It's a permit to talk to strangers. If you want to talk to strangers in England, borrow a dog and walk down the street. People will smile at you and ask you what the dog's name is, how old, and say how nice it is. . . . Otherwise they never notice you, it would be intrusive.
2 years ago #9463258
"Finnish people are most stoic human beings on earth"
http://www.iep.utm.edu/stoicism/
Finnish people are defined by silence. Is that healthy?
"The key to the Finnish character is quietude. Finns rarely enter into conversation with strangers; words are chosen carefully; small talk is considered suspect. Instead Finns revere "sacred silence" and hold that keeping quiet is healthy and promotes thoughtfulness. In his book Cultures in Conversation, author Donal Carbaugh quotes a young Finn who admits, "I never realized that people in other cultures might regard the word 'shy' as a negative word... 'Ujo' or 'shy' in Finnish has a neutral or positive meaning."
"Finland is no place for complainers, and long, dark Arctic winters have shaped some of the hardiest—and most stoic—human beings on Earth.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/200701/global-psyche-no-need-words
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"Finnish people are most stoic human beings on earth"
http://www.iep.utm.edu/stoicism/
Finnish people are defined by silence. Is that healthy?
"The key to the Finnish character is quietude. Finns rarely enter into conversation with strangers; words are chosen carefully; small talk is considered suspect. Instead Finns revere "sacred silence" and hold that keeping quiet is healthy and promotes thoughtfulness. In his book Cultures in Conversation, author Donal Carbaugh quotes a young Finn who admits, "I never realized that people in other cultures might regard the word 'shy' as a negative word... 'Ujo' or 'shy' in Finnish has a neutral or positive meaning."
"Finland is no place for complainers, and long, dark Arctic winters have shaped some of the hardiest—and most stoic—human beings on Earth.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/200701/global-psyche-no-need-words
4 months ago #9736295
First time I went to a Finnish sauna everybody was naked...and I was in my bikini.
Oh God, saunas are not like that in Argentina.
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First time I went to a Finnish sauna everybody was naked...and I was in my bikini.
Oh God, saunas are not like that in Argentina.
7 months ago #9701800
enought talk for the moment lets get more steam less talking....
btw what is difference between swedish and finnish sauna experiment?
in finnish sauna its too hot to think before talk so we just bring some noise we call chatting and in swedish sauna you can read newspaper and talk about weather...
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enought talk for the moment lets get more steam less talking....
btw what is difference between swedish and finnish sauna experiment?
in finnish sauna its too hot to think before talk so we just bring some noise we call chatting and in swedish sauna you can read newspaper and talk about weather...
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Our icy layer starts to melt a bit in high temperatures of sauna, so we'll get a bit more chatty. After leaving sauna, our natural subzero core quickly cools down and we're back to the familiar cold facade.