Is our culture bland?

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Well I like Mrs.Carter..the lady is on her money hustle and trying to keep her "Brand" relevant for this fickle music industry.She's a businesswoman. .that's what I think.But to answer the culture question..well America is too full of different cultures to ever be "bland" in my opinion.Just visit New York sometimes..And you're bound to run across an entire borough of any nationality..complete with their own foods,language and "gods".Yes music and media can have a good or bad influence on people. .But some unbelievers think that the Bible has a bad influence on us Christians..especially when we come against what scripture calls sin. But that's just my opinion.
 
Lynx

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zeroturbulence said:
Oops I forgot tech. Everything today is about money, sex and tech! :) (but tech is pretty cool eh...)

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That's the current status symbol. No longer are you judged by what you wear, where you live or what you drive. Now it's what phone you have. It's the best way to get people to pay so much for a little handheld computer. And it's working a lot better than the "you're cool if you buy these shoes" because you can get a much bigger markup on smartphones than you could ever get on shoes.

"$150 for those shoes? Pffft! That is so 90's. I paid $800 for this phone!"
 
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