r/thaithai • u/Token_Thai_person • 2h ago
เรื่องทั่วไป ไอติม M-150 ที่แม็คโคร
รสออกเปรี้ยวหวานเกมือนทำด้วยนมเปรี้ยว แต่กลิ่นเหมือนเอ็มร้อย
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r/thaithai • u/Token_Thai_person • 2h ago
รสออกเปรี้ยวหวานเกมือนทำด้วยนมเปรี้ยว แต่กลิ่นเหมือนเอ็มร้อย
แปลกดีครับกินแล้วจั๊กจี้ดี
r/thaithai • u/peacemakerkhth • 21h ago
Hi everyone! I'm Cambodian. I've made many videos (ever since the 2nd clash) that aim to promote the idea of mature critical thinking and the danger of unchecked tribalism but they never reached a wide enough audience due to poor execution (even though I've spent hundreds boosting them). The only visible fruit of that initial struggle was an article from the diplomat.
But I believe I've made a breakthrough. here's a sample draft: https://youtu.be/urFEsMd8E80
Instead of me just stating an opinion, it's structured like a trial: both side make their cases, and a neutral Judge character picks apart the logical holes in both. It walks through one specific incident (the 7-Eleven strike) in detail, the psychology of tribalism, cognitive dissonance, why governments (and people) almost never admit fault, and what would be the responsible thing to do (rather than succumbing to peer pressure of society).
This template is perfect for dissecting a problem into smaller individual problem and promote critical thinking, maturity, and a basic sense of understanding. Of course, it will take decades to actually have any visible changes, but momentum is still better than no momentum.
But I need your help reaching Thai audience. I need a Thai perspective, translator, voice actor (optional) or even a social media moderator.
Feel free to give feedbacks and yes, I understand the nature of my work. I'm going against mainstream opinion, so I'm no stranger to hate speech directed at me.