Are We All Becoming Too Much Alike
Belman Morin explores the dawn of a global uniformity as technology, media, and culture erode local customs. He cites examples from Egypt and Japan to Europe, noting shifts in gender roles, birth control, housing trends, and political blocs, and foresees a world where nations share similar lifestyles and influences.
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