In contemporary society, it is a common sight to see multiple cultures gathering, sharing, improving their traditions, and creating mix-cultural families. While the majority of people are accepting this so-called new experience, some say it can lead world only to worse. This essay will explore how cross-culturalism can affect the world, and analyze whether it is beneficial or not.
One of the principal arguments proponents use is diversity. Diversity is what makes the earth beautiful. World would be colorless without long range of different flora and fauna. With individuals mixing eastern pool of genes to western pool, we are getting more non-banal generation, with different visual and intellectual features. Moreover, growing up in home-country, one gets used to their ambience and it eventually becomes boring and cramps diversity, in industrialized world where anyone can go anywhere in the world, this problem is easily solvable.
Conversely, a significant fraction posits that blending folklores can lead to disappearing many small gems of the planet. Combining genes is extremely risky for compact countries. In the war of cultures, bigger countries have advantage- demographic numbers. Taking Georgia as an example, with its richness in history, culture and traditions, it has marked itself and deserved its place in the world. Losing Georgia would be loss for everyone, and with this trend, going on there is no way to ensure keeping its originality, but to start promoting nationalism.
In conclusion, taking into consideration all of these above, while mic-culturalism has a lot to offer, with its features. It is equally important to note that there needs to be some barriers that could stop bigger nations “conquering” all over the worl.