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ประเทศโลกที่3 = Third World country
this is the definition of it kaaaa
"The term "third world" was first intended to refer to the way those countries were discovered and because most of them were born as colonies of more powerful nations before they became independent nations. The term later on became popular as a way to denominate countries that are still in the process of developling.In the colonial era, Western imperialists embarked upon a systematic destruction of the Indian and Chinese economies, thereby gaining economic ascendance in the 19th and 20th centuries.
As European colonies in Africa, Asia, Americas, and Oceania gained their independence they commonly experienced widespread poverty, high birthrates, and economic dependence upon their former colonial masters. After World War II, the capitalist Western and the communist Eastern blocs fought to expand their spheres of influence to the Third World. The military and intelligence services of the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. worked secretly and publicly to influence Third World governments, with relative success.
The term Third World became popular usage during the Cold War when many poor nations adopted it in describing themselves as aligned with neither N.A.T.O. nor the U.S.S.R., but instead composed an unaligned Third World. In that context, the First World denoted the U.S. and its anti-Communist allies, concomitantly, Second World denoted the "Eastern Bloc" the U.S.S.R. and its communist and socialist allies.
For the most part, Third World did not include China - an extreme absurdity since China remained one of the world's poorest nations during much of the Cold War, beset by state-sponsored genocide, repressive Maoism, and harboring a billion desperately poor people. Politically, the Third World emerged at the Bandung Conference (1955), which established the Non-Aligned Movement. Numerically, the Third World dominates the United Nations, but is so culturally and economically diverse that its political cohesion is hypothetical. The petroleum-rich countries (Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, etc.) and the new industrial countries (India, China, Malaysia, Philippines, Brazil, Mexico etc.) have little in common with poor countries (Haiti, Chad, Afghanistan, etc.)."
There are also "First World" and "Second World" countries as well...
I just found out from a friend of mine that the way to calculate/predict how well the country would do is based on the number of engineers that you have in the country. Very interesting naaa kaaa
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It's very true that people are being judge by a piece of paper. There are so many talented people who didn't have a degree to show, while others the parents paid for them to get their degrees.
So sad jing jing....
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