some aspects of culture change more slowly than others
have the same lag i have a non solution
the lag is controled by the type of computer and the amount of space that your computer has! Also in your games you can add anti-lag scripts that will help do that, to add that either make one or get one from free-models!
You can get banned for using a lag switch. I reccomend playing the game clean, anyone can cheat.
well my freinds i cant spell 4 my life so try to figure it out calibrateing lag is easy all you need ti do is go to the calibrate lag option on options
it makes your player lag so it makes it harder to aim, shoot, run, throw a grenade straight; basicly it makes everything harder by lagging. Trust me, I've gotten lag switch'd once.
I can't recall whether any cultural lag even exist in Bangladesh. FYI even beggars in Bangladesh use cellular phones.
Cultural Lag
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Inverse definite minimum time lag relay
This nothing but forward and reverse recording... nothing but bidirectional meters
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William Fielding Ogburn introduced the concept of culture lag to sociology. He used this term to describe the idea that technological advancements often outpace societal and cultural norms, leading to a period of adjustment.
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