Housing is cheaper, and pretty much everything else is cheaper also. For example the meals these workers deliver are very affordable. You will only pay more for imports.

If you click on a county it gives you a breakdown. China scored 5/5 for Nuclear and Heavy weapons, 4.5/5 for political terror, and 4/5 for neighboring country relations.

New customers will be defined as "high-risk" with, a separate classification from "vulnerable" which is for under 15s and over 65s. The limit for these "high-risk" customers is 50000 baht a day, which is surely going to be inconvenient to deal with if you ever need it, e.g. for medical bills.

Medical providers are probably okay with getting paid in 50,000-baht daily installments if necessary?

1 344,17 Euro

Which to me seems entirely reasonable limit. Such transactions are relatively rare.

The article also said that you can apply to make larger transfers and the process gets approved within a few hours (so basically “same day”.

That means unusual payments like home purchases can be approved. But fraud is significantly harder…at least in theory.

That’s two months of the country median income. I’m pretty sure medical providers will be okay.

That’s mostly annoying for inter accounts movement if you move money around a bit but I think you would get higher capacity if you are concerned.

Medical bills are usually a lot more reasonable than that in Thailand - we have a competitive healthcare market that’s backstopped by a public hospitals and a public universal healthcare system.

The first example doesn't make a lot of sense, because coins only ever exist in "well-behaved" denominations. There is no currency with a nine unit coin.

"3D Rendering with Paper" might have been a more accurate title. The modelling process is very similar to regular 3D modelling. In theory, with perfect paper and cutting and gluing skills you could print any UV map and cut, fold and glue it into a paper model using this method.

UV maps, especially for low-poly models, do not generally have a 1:1 geometric relationship with polygons in the original model. Areas with more significant detail will get more space on the UV map, mirrored or repeating areas will be overlapped, and of course UV maps will never include the tabs you'd need to physically glue parts together.

I visited as a tourist/backapcker ~10 years ago, with visa on arrival. Opened a bank account by walking into a bank with my passport, and walking out 10 minutes later holding a fresh new debit card. It was the easiest of any country I've ever visited.

It says they are using a "domestic configured Airbus A321neo"; it probably doesn't have the range to make the trip with cargo. The idea being the train pilots on the NEO so they can fly/teach it on the XLR.

It should be able to carry at least 180 passengers times 80kg = 14400kg, right? And airlines don't like losing money, so perhaps it's something else, like not having the infrastructure/licenses to haul cargo?

not if the plan is to do the actual flights on the xlr which is a longer range variant of the same plane

Apparently, the A321neo has a range of 7400km, which is more than enough for Philadelphia-Edinburgh.