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Comes with own car, driver, laundry and dryer… Spotted on Changlam 2010.
The all-included budget tourist
Monthly Archives: September 2011
Some thoughts on our traditional construction methods
The belief that our traditional methods of construction are safe because they have stood the ‘test of time’ is both true and false. The test is in how a building performs during an earthquake and many moderate ones may have … Continue reading
To panic or not – a matter of perspective
During the March 11 earthquake in Japan, foreigners who had dashed out of the stairs in panic marveled at the calm way the Japanese people strode down in perfect order and self-control. On 18 September it was the turn of … Continue reading
Disaster Preparedness: Over-trained Under-prepared?
I don’t have the data to support this claim, but it seems to me that per capita, Bhutan is probably the most over-trained country in the world. To put it unkindly, HRD has for long been one of the enduring … Continue reading
RGOB’s problem of Group Think
Group think is a concept that was identified by Irving Janis that refers to faulty decision-making in a group. Groups experiencing group think do not consider all alternatives and they desire unanimity and cooperation at the expense of quality decisions. … Continue reading