MDR is very complex, this we know. And it is written in English, which can make for some very, shall we say, interesting interpretations when translated into other languages. It is not always a word-for-word transcription – or meaning.
In this clip, Greg Kunst and I discuss what can happen when just one word is misunderstood or misused in translation.
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