1.) Embassies. Why is there an embassy of Spain in Uruguay, one in China and one in Morocco. Do they perhaps deal with issues between companies, people and laws involving all of the countries? Are there solely bilateral issues?
2.) A Peruvian who goes to live in Spain will be able to search a moving company at the Peru - Spain crossing or, alternatively, ask at the next forum of each crossing (in this case, the crossing Peru - Spain) "Does anyone know of a moving company to transport the goods from Peru to Spain?"
3.) Each crossing generates different advertising and provokes the influx of new advertisers, crossing viewers.
4.) It is not the same to see a beehive, a body, an Egyptian pyramid, a block of flats, or an anthill inside than outside; one learns more from what they really are seeing them inside as well. Seeing the inside, the gist of things, helps to understand them meaningfully in order to take part in them.
5.) Why do companies keep Financial Accounting, External, General, Cost Accounting, Internal and Analytical? Is it so to get more information? To tell the truth, in Sylodium we see the interior and exterior, let´s say, concave and convex sides depending on where you look.
6.) Even with screws (not only with oranges or cars), an employer may prefer Chinese screws to German screws, or vice versa.
7.) A Mexican who sells toothpicks to Spain will sell them with different costs (and language) than if sold to Singapore. They could even end up being flat toothpicks for Spain, and round ones for Singapore.
8.) If "what exists " or " what exists there " is divided into two sections, we will see changes from “what is currently in 1” to “what is currently in 2", because “what exists” is in a constant motion and internal flow; it is a permanent " from-to ". "What exists” is the picture of "what is going on”.
In Sylodium, we show “what’s going on”, not just the pictures.
In Sylodium, we show “what’s going on”, not just the pictures.
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