What is the right of way rule at roundabouts in Thailand?

@Anthony *******

oh yeah know one does it because no one knows the rules of the road ..hahaha

@Anthony *******

When I was just in Thailand, I almost hit somebody stopping on the roundabout to let others go first. Live and learn.

@Anthony *******

yeah that’s standard mate , annoying as hell. Takes time and experience as a farang to try and predict what actions a Thai motorist is going to do.

@Burnard ***********

stop being so repetitive. It’s a sign of your mediocre IQ, lack of originality and compulsion to brood over trivia. I mean, you really seriously are very dumb.

@Stan ******

There you go again

@Burnard ***********

Ha, now who’s projecting! Quite the wild imaginer, aren’t you? 😀

Quite a clusterfuck inside that head of yours, isn’t it?

There’s none so blind as those who can’t see.

@Stan ******

Gee, how many abusive labels have you used in all of your post now?

I only used one because it fits.

@Burnard ***********

Ah, the great projection cop-out. Load of old bollocks, as are you.

Anyway if being a bigot is a way of pissing off an ignorant Septic snowflake, I'm all for it.

@Oliver *******

Because they all take different tests and there is so much fakery.

My guess is developing countries use the oldest, most standardized tests while the Indutrialized nations use the modern, Kaleidoscope tests.

@Burnard ***********

Yes exactly - your guess. No facts, no nothing, just your own assumptions and prejudices.

@Stan ******

It is a fact! There are half a dozen tests that Professionals use. Two major ones. And they change every year so it matters which version and year the clinician is using. Otherwise you cannot compare.

BTW, they change it every year so they can sell the newest version to clinicians every year for 2000 to 5000 USD.

Logically, what editions do you think the smaller countries are using?

@Burnard ***********

the differences are not just between developed and developing countries. there are significant differences between countries within those two groups.

if you are a well traveled person and go through the list and think about the countries you've visited and the normal people you've encountered in those countries you will probably agree it makes a lot of sense. it certainly does to me.

@Oliver *******

Exactly. Obviously our unknowledgeable friend does not know the UK adage of 'when you made yourself a hole, stop digging'. :-D

@Stan ******

BIGOT

@Burnard ***********

Ha! If saying that Thais have lower than normal IQ scores is bigotry, then no wonder the US has such problems with black people. Being called a bigot by a Septic is irony beyond belief! 🙄🤣

@Stan ******

Man! Everything is about race to you.

BIGOT

@Burnard ***********

From someone from the most bigoted country on the planet, that's just a joke - as you are. I mean, a psychology minor who knows sweet FA about psychology ... What else did you fail at?

BTW, how is everything about me to do with race? It's YOUR country where that happens as we have seen so much recently.

So, tell me how someone who is 50% English, 50% Dutch, 25% German and 25% Belgian with a smattering of French and also married to a Thai become racist? You're a joke.

And no, I don't have an American ticky-box degree that takes 4 years to do, but I do have my BA in Law and Business Studies which has stood me in good enough stead.

As I said - DICKHEAD.

@Burnard ***********

think about the conversations you've had with taxi drivers in new york, london, singapore, etc, with the conversations you've had with taxi drivers in bangkok (assuming you speak thai).

@Oliver *******

Look, the mere fact that Thais can navigate bkk streets everyday without even a dent is awe inspiring.

@Burnard ***********

1 million people are injured and 20,000 people killed in road accidents every year in Thailand. just take a look at the scratches on the walls of the ramps going into any multi story car park and you will see even the very basics of IQ like spatial awareness are beyond many Thais.

@Burnard ***********

Well, it looks like I have 27 points and 1 standard deviation on you then. I thought as much.

@Stan ******

Yes, but do you have my BA in Philisophy an Master's in Organizational Management?

IQ tests are worthless.

@Stan ******

BTW,

BIGOT!

@Burnard ***********

Here, just for the hard of understanding. It plainly states that IQ tests were specifically designed so that an average score is 100. The more one varies from that mean, the more standard deviations there are.

In my case, my IQ is 3 SDs above the mean, meaning (if you know your statistics), that it is in the top 0.5% of the populations.

I take it you remember your sampling theory, eh?

In your case, with your sad level of knowledge (no surprise with a US degree) perhaps you have a negative SD. :-D

@Stan ******

No, I have taken 3 "Professional" IQ tests in my life and each varied by 10 points. The highest being 127.

But it is all nonsense! Psychology is a Pseudoscience.

It is as Achemy is to modern Chemistry.

@Stan ******

Cherry-Picking

Some IQ tests are overly generous to not hurt people's feelings.

The most standardized tests place the average at 90. It differs depending on what tests people take.

Some of the modern and less accepted tests do place the average at 100 (nice round number easy to understand for people with low IQ's)

My college minor was Psychology so don't comment on other people's IQ's.. Ever!

They don't really understand what IQ is. There are Savants with an IQ less than 70 that can play Mozart on the piano flawlessly.

@Burnard ***********

I see you're one of those - the type who keeps banging his head on the wall thinking he's always right, despite not having a clue. You may have studied psychology at college but obviously not very well, because you are burbling total bullshit. 90 is the lowest score in the average range of 90-110, and the standardised tests developed decades ago were specifically designed that 100 was the average for everyone,. with ranges from as low as 50 or more, up to Bill Clinton scores of 180+.

And I will continue to comment on other peoples IQs (yours does not seem to good, for example, if your comments are anything to go by).

On the other hand, my own IQ is 154, measured by Mensa and a hospital in the States.

And I don't need a lecture on savants, thank you. I started the first UK registered charity for people with AD/HD in 1992, and we had plenty of them.

BTW - DICKHEAD! :-D :-D

@Guillaume *******

There's a post somewhere which says the first one was in Hertfordshire England in 1907.

Ah, found it just below by Rob Thomas - 1907, Letchworth in 1907.

@Stan ******

it's Paris "la place étoile" at the center of the city in 1906 and inventor is Eugène Hénard

@Guillaume *******

ah well, c’est la vie.

@Roy **********

I hope, you never drive a car

@Roy **********

you're funny, Dude. It's i.e. your country, where the entering car goes first and thoses inside the circle have to wait.

@Carsten ***********

What are you talking about? Traffic already on the roundabout goes first everywhere. Think about what happens if people on the roundabout let people wanting to enter go first: there is a jam on the roundabout.

Read all the comments below. I do not understand where you get it that in my country traffic entering the roundabout goes first.

But lucky for you I do not drive a car.😁 Not because I do not know the rules of the roundabout, but because I get pissed of at people who don't. Anger does not help in traffic.

@Alan ******

made me laugh .

@Dominik *******

🤣🤣

@Dominik *******

😂 what?