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Many people believe that a person’s culture is defined by their country of origin, while others believe that it has only minor influence. Discuss both these views and give your opinion. What culture one adopts is said to be determined by their place of birth; however, others propose the influence of birthplace on one’s culture is negligible. To my way of thinking, although culture is generally shaped according to one’s regional designation, I believe there are more significant factors at work, especially in today’s globalized world. Evidently, being born to a particular region often means having to accept a certain way of life. This is because local traditions and customs skew one’s way of thinking to abide by certain norms and standards. One striking example would be how dating rules in the Middle East contrast those in the West: while in most Middle Eastern countries dating is a taboo, westerns are encouraged to have multiple dates with different potential partners and possibly, cohabit with them for some time prior to marriage. As a result, westerns have a more liberal view of this social arrangement, which is that of exploration and adventure, as opposed to their eastern counterparts who associate it with unconditional commitment and loyalty. This regional variation in customs bear a direct influence on one’s views towards marriage. Interestingly, one’s place of origin also dictates their dietary views and preferences. For instance, people in Islamic countries prefer halal food excluding items like pork and alcohol while those in Buddhist countries tend to consume only vegetarian food. Since food is a key component of any culture, so it is logical to assume that one’s homeland shapes their perception of what is acceptable or unacceptable to eat. I would, however, contend that location-specific factors seem to pale in comparison to emerging factors with respect to culture. One of those variables is one’s online environment. The Internet pushed the scope of influences at work as it has facilitated new venues for global exposure through movies, TV shows, advertisements, video games, social media post and videos online, where people come under the influences of different trends and views. For instance, despite being born and raised in Uzbekistan, a majority of teenagers in my country are obsessed with Korean fashion trends, music, and language, underscoring the fading relevance of physical location in how one views the world. Our rapidly changing social environment also has a big say in our cultural orientation. Thanks to globalization, we are now surrounded by foreign friends and acquaintances whose cultural views are radically different than ours, exerting a significant influence on our worldview. One with a liberal-minded social circle, for example, would most likely be swayed to adopt modern trends such as prioritizing career over conservative tendencies like having a family at an early age. In conclusion, gone are the days when the influence of one’s regional traditions and customs reigned supreme thanks to the internet and our diverse social groups, whose impact on our culture is more considerable than ever. #task2 471 words, #classwork #Mukhammadali_Issues ⚡️@alisherposts⚡️ ⭐️@ad_astra_school⭐️

Some believe that it is the responsibility of people to take care of the environment. Others say it is the government that should take care of the environment. Discuss both views and state your opinion. Opinions vary with respect to who should care for the environment: people or government. In my mind, both individual citizens and government have distinct roles to play in environmental conservation. People calling for action to mend our degrading environment on an individual level point to how people can make an outsized impact. They believe our individual efforts accumulate to produce a substantial result, which can be made by minor lifestyle changes such as mindful use of energy, recycling, and responsible waste disposal. They argue these adjustments help reduce individual carbon footprint, and when made by many green-minded people, gross benefit to the environment can be larger than any government-funded environmental conservation project. Additionally, citizens can use their consumer power to discourage unsustainable business practices. Boycotting companies and plants whose operation and production processes cause direct or indirect harm to the environment, for instance, is known to work seeing as big corporations and plants with considerable carbon emissions tend to switch to environmentally friendly practices to continue appeal to their clients and retain them. Others, however, are convinced that government has to intervene. They justify their position by arguing how governments can use legal power to effect change by implementing and enforcing policies that work in favor of the environment. Green taxes on energy companies to compensate for their carbon emissions or catch quotas on fisheries to restore fish stock in the sea are some examples of such policies. They believe these steps help buffer ecological harm and afford the environment time it needs to recover. Furthermore, proponents also urge governments to take global measures through international cooperation by funding large-scale green projects to alleviate environmental harm like deforestation, wildlife loss, desertification, and pollution. These issues are known to be too big to be addressed on an individual level, necessitating coordinated global collaboration on the environmental front by governments. In conclusion, it is now evident that both individuals and governments have designated responsibilities towards the environment, which cannot be readily fulfilled by a one-sided approach. Therefore, I would expect action from both parties if the environment is to be saved. #task2 349 words, #classwork #Mukhammadali_Issues ⚡️@alisherposts⚡️ ⭐️@ad_astra_school⭐️

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