Why was Thailand never colonized?

Answer: As the slickest country in Southeast Asia, as a Thai I am obliged to a.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Why was Thailand never colonized? Chawanat Nakasan, Researches, teaches, and destroys computers, in that order. Updated Oct 24 As the slickest country in Southeast Asia, as a Thai I am obliged to answer this using my own words. Because Thailand was right in the middle of colonization attempts by the... Read More » Why is a Chinese mother difficult to accept a Malay daughter-in-law? Kenny Lim, Engineer by Nature Written Feb 17 Chinese families are very conservative, especially the old ones. And their children are always reminded about filial piety even when they are babies so they grow up with th... Read More » How exactly does China steal US technology? Joan Vredik Broadley, worked at EOG Resources Updated Jan 2 When my son and I visited China in the year 2000 part of our tour was to the then-under construction Three Gorges Dam. The project was of particular interest to we Canadian... Read More » What do Thai locals think about expats living in their country? Pattaya Unplugged, Creative Content Writer at Pattaya Unplugged (2019-present) Written Feb 2 I have lived here for a long while now and I can honestly say that the vast majority of Thais are perfectly okay with Expats living in Thailand. Where they start running in... Read More » How did Jeremy Lin get into Harvard? Ty Doyle, a lawyer with an opinion on everything Written May 12 Let's start with the fact that while his NBA career was improbable, Lin was all-state while playing high school basketball in California. He wasn't seen as quite good enoug... Read More » Can a lightsaber cut through Superman? Dallas Nairne Updated Feb 16 A lightsaber (Lightsaber), according to the Star Wars Wikia page, can generate up to 1,600,000,000 joules of energy while generating an internal temperature anywhere betwee... Read More » What is something that Chinese people have trouble understanding about the United States? Xiaojian Deng, INTP Individualist Secular Neurodivergent Technophile Coder Written Feb 8 I'm Chinese American and I understand American culture far better than Chinese culture. But there are some aspects of American culture that I'm afraid I'll never understand... Read More » Could Yoda survive Order 66 if he was in other Jedis' place (e.g., Aayla Secura, Ki-Adi-Mundi)? Jared Pearson, Seen all the movies and TV shows, working on the books Written Mar 15 Certainly. The main reason most Jedi died during Order 66 was not because they were incapable of fighting several clone troopers, it was because they didn't know they were g... Read More » How does MIT compare with each of Princeton, Yale and Stanford in terms of international prestige? Aaron Shwartzman, Ph.D. Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1985) Written Mar 11 I went to Harvard for undergrad and MIT for my PhD. Despite the fact that MIT has been the best economics department for many decades now by consensus among economists, I ha... Read More » If COVID-19 broke out not in Wuhan but first in New York, what would happen? Will the US government act faster than the Chinese government to block New York and avoid spreading the disease all over the world? Paul Mitchell, studied at Christ Church Grammar School Written May 20 It probably did break out in the USA, but was missed. There were strange cases of pneumonia in US nursing homes last year that were never explained, deaths from white lung d... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/