Nowadays the differences between countries are becoming less evident because we see the same TV shows, advertisements, fashion and follow the same brands. To what extent the advantages of this trend outweigh its disadvantages?

Due to the advancement of technology, the
world
has become one big place.
People
are viewing the same shows, they are using the same social media sites, and they have the same sense of fashion. There are some benefits and drawbacks to
this
trend, and I will explain why I believe the benefits far outweigh the negatives. Nowadays,
people
from all over the
world
are more similar to each other than ever before. There are
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of advantages to
this
.
Firstly
,
people
will understand each other more. They are more aware of other cultures, thanks to the diversity of actors on the tv shows,
people
are able to see the cultures and habits of TV stars on the other side of the
world
.
In addition
, regardless of where
people
live in the
world
, they will begin to have similar views. Because they have the same idols that they love and imitate, they will start to become more alike, and eventually have similar views.
This
will reduce the conflict globally.
However
, there are some disadvantages to
this
phenomenon. Before, countries had unique
identity
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and
culture
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.
People
would enjoy travelling because they would be fascinated by the different cultures and habits. They would try new cuisines and explore the unique architecture.
However
,
this
is no longer the case, now
majority
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of European countries speak English, eat
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and the public wears the same brands. The special identity is lost. I think in the near future
this
may cause identity crises in the upcoming generations. In conclusion,
although
there are some disadvantages to the
world
becoming one homogenous place, I think the benefits overshadow the negatives.
This
way, the conflict between countries will decrease.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • cultural homogenization
  • interconnected world
  • dilute unique cultural identities
  • global media
  • dominance of multinational corporations
  • cultural imperialism
  • consumerism
  • materialism
  • global products
  • traditional cultural values
  • innovation and creativity
  • exposure to global ideas
  • local creativity
  • traditional practices
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