but few looked past the highly emotional moment to explore the scientific explanation behind it, or to explore the question what it's truly like to be deaf.
Most people that see these videos do not really focus on the topic but rather just that it is sad and emotional. There should be more focus on what it is actually like to be deaf and less of the emotional focus.
A person who is an effective and appropriate intercultural communicator in one context might not be so in another cultural context
A person who is well diverse about a specific thing in a culture might not be familiar at all with something else. A person cannot be familiar with everything in another culture if that one is not theirs.
Advances in communication technologies have also facilitated intercultural communication without the prerequisite of geographic proximity. Hence educational, business, and other projects involving culturally diverse workgroups have become increasingly common
I think that it is very important for everyone to have a basic understanding of what intercultural communication is. With technology being so common today, this allows different cultures to interact with one another no matter where they are. It is important to know how to act and behave approprietly in these situations.