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Culture is turning similar around the world. What are the reasons ? What are the negative and positive aspects?

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The modern era is characterized by an interconnected
world
. Since the end of the
World
 Word II, markets
became
Suggestion
have become
 more interdependent,
moreover
, the development of the Internet boosted up the circulation of the information and the
culture
 which nowadays is becoming more similar everywhere on the planet. Many people believe that
this
 process, called globalization, is positive because ideas
such
 as the freedom of speech can spread around the
world
; others believe that we are experiencing a serious
homologation
. In the
second
 half of the 20th century, the concept of global market arose, with the multinational, especially from the United States that opened branches all over the
world
, spreading standardized habits,
culture
 and status symbols.
This
 process was
empathized
Suggestion
empathizing
 with the advent with the coming of the Internet, that undoubtedly helped a lot in shaping a "global
culture
". With the
World
 Wide Web, in almost every corner of the
world
, people watch the same movies, read the same books and buy the same products.
This
 global
homologation
 poses a serious problem: all different cultures around the globe may risk disappearing forever under the advance of the new global
culture
. If one day the new global civilization will replace the countless manifestations of the
human's
Suggestion
human
 creativity the
world
 surely will become more boring and less worth to travel around.
On the other hand
, an advantage of
this
 process of cultural unification is the more easy diffusion of liberal ideas
such
 as the freedom of speech, the freedom of movement and, more generally, the spreading of a
culture
 more respectful of the individual. If the new global
culture
 will be able to embrace
this values
Suggestion
these values
this value
,
then
 it will become more difficult for any kind of authoritarian regime to suppress these human rights, due to the decentralized nature of the internet.
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