Daily Life: Part 12

Wow! Recently, I have been working on my study schedule. Ends up, I got a list that helps me learn English. I hope it can serve me. OK, I'm going to put a topic in the Native text. I decided to respond to this topic. You can point out my fault. Here we go!
I agree with Andrew's idea, since we all know, Today, we have a variety of applications as TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, etc., so that we are totally transparent. Everything on the app shared the same thing as the news. Therefore, what we know everything is equal. seconds, we use home appliances from other countries, since we use other countries' stuff, we are familiar with those products. It would help us count the differences. Also, there is someone who is stereotypical, like Claire mentioned, but that's a little precent in the whole world. In conclusion, I believe differences are becoming fewer.
😊 I know this isn't for me, but I believe I will be a better man because of all of your helping!

Doctor Achebe:
With so many opportunities to connect nowadays, some people believe that no matter which country we come from, we have more similarities than differences. However, others have observed that differences between themselves and people from other countries are growing. In your view, are differences between people from different countries increasing, or are they diminishing? Why?

Andrew:
I think the differences among us are decreasing as our exposure to products from other countries grows. We can enjoy food from any country. We can watch movies made in faraway places. We can go to a store and buy authentic goods from around the world. These things become part of our normal life and make our differences seem smaller.

Claire:
I understand what Andrew is saying, but for some people, being exposed to differences makes them retreat into their own corner even more. Look at social media. We are exposed to many different people and ideas, but a lot of people talk to only those they agree with and ignore the rest. This only makes the differences between people increase.