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| How an individual feels about/views situations, based on experiences. |
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| A question that requires you to actually think for once, much to your dismay. It's okay, though, most of the time there's no hard and fast right answer and is mostly about how well you BS your argument. |
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| The act of making everybody depend on humanity and technology, and spreading technology to areas that previously did not have it. That's cool and all, but maybe the West doesn't really get that starving Africans probably don't want beer helmets. |
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| How a group feels about/views situations, based on collective experiences. |
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| The traits that made up a person's sense of individuality. |
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| To make uniform, assimilate, or remove incongruencies. |
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| A short form for "popular culture", which is the culture of the people. This term often refers to current cultural trends that are spread by commercial mass media. |
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| To weed out another something to spread your own variety of that something. Similar to homogenization. |
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| Transnational Corporation |
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| A company that is based in one country but does business in more than just its home country. Coca Cola, Nike, and Veridian Dynamics are examples. |
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