It is often argued that internet has turned the world to global village and in near future the entire world will have a same perspective and way of thinking. However, I partly agree with this notion as internet has changed the whole way of living and most of the world is connected and trying to copy each other through internet still, everyone have uniqueness, customs and culture that internet cannot alter.
On the one side, internet has connected the entire world and transformed the traditional mode of earning and learning. All parts of the world are being brought together by the internet and other electronic communication interconnections. For instance, during COVID the everything were shifted to online and a person sitting in Europe can contact a person living in Asia, buisness companies were trying to copy each other in methods and techniques to earn huge profits through the blessing of internet.
On the other hand, although everyone have easy access to information and everyone wants to excel through use of internet by mimicking each other customs and culture yet their are some norms and traditional that internet cannot change because every nation has its own unqiue language, religion, rules, and conventions . For example, Korean blogs and civilization is very popular among Pakistani girls but they cannot imitate their culture or foods due to societal and religious differences.
To conclude, internet has connected the globe by increasing communication and economic oppertunities among different states of the world and everyone wants to excel in everyfield by copying the successful ones but I partially agree to this as ingrained cultural values and individual beliefs often remain intact.