For example, we ask, "Wouldn't it have Saudi Arabia Email List been better if I had said something?" or "I wish I had said something" and... such things. If you listened to my words at the UAX conference in Shiraz, this text has a "complementary" value for you. If you were not present at that meeting, you will understand more or less I spoke about in Shiraz. Next to the text, I try to link the sources from which I have borrowed in the speech. Obsession with the Persian language or authenticity and identity.
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It is true that at the Shiraz user experience conference I talked about mastering the Persian language and using Persian words, but my main insistence is on the issue of "authenticity" and "identity". I will try to make it clearer with an example: Qanat (which I mentioned in my speech) is an example of "design" based on "need" and "culture" and "geography" and "economy". In front of the aqueduct, there is a deep well that became customary in Iran about years ago.