Acquired knowledge

While I was working on this blog about Brazil, I have to say that I learned a lot about Brazil's culture from all kinds of angles. So I was able to change some ideas about Brazil, like thinking that it is a poor country or that everyone like and play soccer.

What surprised me the most about Brazil is that they're all about high uncertainty avoidance. Basically, they're super protective of their culture and religion, and they're not always quick to jump on new foreign ideas. It's like they've got this fortress of tradition and religion going on.

But the fun part of putting this blog together was definitely diving deeper into Brazil's culture. Before started creating this blog I liked this country, but this research maked me more curious about its culture. And I'm proud because the things that what I've shared here will get more people stoked about Brazilian culture too.

In conclusion, this knowledge becomes a potent force in uniting people, transcending boundaries, and breaking down barriers that might otherwise hinder our ability to connect with one another. It could be useful to learn about any foreign culture, understand its population, its customs and its way of communicating, among many other things that identify them, avoiding stereotypes and prejudices that offend people.