Goods like food, cars, furniture, and clothes that are produced in different parts of the world are now available almost everywhere, which means the similarities between various countries are growing. In my opinion, it is beneficial for us to get what we need from anywhere in a short period of time.
There are numerous goods that are produced only in certain parts of the world, so people living in other places could not normally take advantage of them in the past. For example, spices are local to tropical countries. They thrive in moist, fertile, and hot places. That is why it didn’t use to be available to the consumers in colder regions such as Russia and Canada. Nevertheless, nowadays spices are used almost everywhere.
Furthermore, when people migrated to different countries, they were becoming homesick because they couldn’t cook the food that they used to eat. In addition, it was hard to show their cultural goods. For instance, Iranian immigrants could not make their national dish, Ghormesabzi, in other parts of the globe because the specific vegetables required were not farmed and grown in most countries. However, as they can access all these ingredients in shops and supermarkets around the world today, they can work and live more productively because they do not miss a part of their cultural heritage anymore.
In conclusion, for me, the growing similarities between countries, which have resulted from the availability of goods produced elsewhere, are desirable and favorable development. Now, people can take advantage of beneficial goods, experience other countries’ cultures, and become closer to each other, and immigrants can be less stressful and work more efficiently.