2012-09-09, 22:56
#13
Lifestyle
Are you a monster because you don’t have the same lifestyle as your sister? Or the problem isn’t you but your sister?
The history of human beings is over 100 years but is there over 100 various types of lifestyle? Probably yes, because the lifestyle of an individual to another individual is different, even though they have the same blood.
Then the next question would be “how come that all the human don’t have the same lifestyle? More correctly, what reasons create different lifestyles? An 18-year-old girl doesn’t live as her mother, that’s for sure. Here is one reason, the age. This means that human in different ages do different stuffs, for example teenagers would rather go to party than staying at home on the contrary people in their 50’s prefer to travel around the world with their family instead of going to club.
Another matter is gender. Due to the fact that the average of women and men don’t have the same interests, they prioritize different things and therefor they have various lifestyles.
The third reason is acquaintance. “You’re known by the company you keep” is a translated quote originally from the Swedish quote “Man blir som man umgås”, it says that a person gets affected by the persons around her/him. As a result, he or she will in by any manners of means start to act like them. An example is that the crime rate among teenagers has risen constantly and many of these cases have pointed out peer pressure as the cause.
Living in a developing nation isn’t a bed of roses but they have a lifestyle as well, though it’s hardly similar to ours. Since there’s neither cell phones, computer, ipads, nor any of those technical stuffs, they have a very simple but tough life; getting up early in the morning for going several miles to get water, trying to find some food and so on. If they want to talk to someone from another village, they have to walk. But people in an industrialized nation can just send an email to other side of the world and it would only take less than 5 minutes. The life in an industrialized nation is addicted by the technical stuffs; even the 5-year-old-kids are holding an ipad. This means that people are quite busy with their technical “toys”. Years ago when the technological hasn’t developed that much yet, business people were forced to travel around the world because of meetings but nowadays they can solve it just with a simple click in Skype. Also the formerly teenagers had to meet up their friends if they wanted to know news, but in present they can just check each other’s Facebook. Today’s lifestyles often consist technical stuffs for example, contacts, photos and the list goes on. If the technical stuffs suddenly disappear, it will cause a big problem for people in industrialized nations. But the people in developing nations would barely get affected by it. Technical stuffs do have their advantages but also disadvantages.
Are you a monster because you don’t have the same lifestyle as your sister? Or the problem isn’t you but your sister?
The history of human beings is over 100 years but is there over 100 various types of lifestyle? Probably yes, because the lifestyle of an individual to another individual is different, even though they have the same blood.
Then the next question would be “how come that all the human don’t have the same lifestyle? More correctly, what reasons create different lifestyles? An 18-year-old girl doesn’t live as her mother, that’s for sure. Here is one reason, the age. This means that human in different ages do different stuffs, for example teenagers would rather go to party than staying at home on the contrary people in their 50’s prefer to travel around the world with their family instead of going to club.
Another matter is gender. Due to the fact that the average of women and men don’t have the same interests, they prioritize different things and therefor they have various lifestyles.
The third reason is acquaintance. “You’re known by the company you keep” is a translated quote originally from the Swedish quote “Man blir som man umgås”, it says that a person gets affected by the persons around her/him. As a result, he or she will in by any manners of means start to act like them. An example is that the crime rate among teenagers has risen constantly and many of these cases have pointed out peer pressure as the cause.
Living in a developing nation isn’t a bed of roses but they have a lifestyle as well, though it’s hardly similar to ours. Since there’s neither cell phones, computer, ipads, nor any of those technical stuffs, they have a very simple but tough life; getting up early in the morning for going several miles to get water, trying to find some food and so on. If they want to talk to someone from another village, they have to walk. But people in an industrialized nation can just send an email to other side of the world and it would only take less than 5 minutes. The life in an industrialized nation is addicted by the technical stuffs; even the 5-year-old-kids are holding an ipad. This means that people are quite busy with their technical “toys”. Years ago when the technological hasn’t developed that much yet, business people were forced to travel around the world because of meetings but nowadays they can solve it just with a simple click in Skype. Also the formerly teenagers had to meet up their friends if they wanted to know news, but in present they can just check each other’s Facebook. Today’s lifestyles often consist technical stuffs for example, contacts, photos and the list goes on. If the technical stuffs suddenly disappear, it will cause a big problem for people in industrialized nations. But the people in developing nations would barely get affected by it. Technical stuffs do have their advantages but also disadvantages.
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