Because of that always-changing environment and set of circumstances, youre constantly trying to assimilate yourself.
"The options were either to assimilate, and remove the sense that you were a 'threat' to your 'hosts'," he explained, "or to entrench yourself among your own people.
"It was just something that existed and was never questioned because we wanted to assimilate as quickly as possible, so we consumed as much American culture as possible".
"And it's very easy to assimilate into the communities here".
But as human operators struggle to assimilate the information collected by robotic sensors, decision-making by robots seems likely to increase.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] – The main obstacle to Israel's long-term economic success is not the failure to assimilate both Arab-Israeli and ultra-orthodox Jews into its business culture, although that is a big challenge (Schumpeter, January 1st).
Ultimately, the book is a cultural study of America, and the country's ability to assimilate just about anything.
Yet even these figures need not be alarming, if Muslim populations assimilate easily.
She could try to assimilate, wearing tricky saris and trying to walk in low-heeled Indian sandals, but boys still called her names in the street.
In Los Angeles, there are now roughly as many Mexican-Americans as whites, and by the end of the decade Latinos will be in the majority.It is not just a matter of numbers, argue the worriers; Latinos are harder to assimilate because their homeland is so close.
The idea that America is intrinsically different is also consistent with the notion that outsiders can become American, but they must go there to do it and become citizens—hence America's extraordinary capacity to assimilate immigrants.There are three points to grasp from this gallop through the history of American exceptionalism.
