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A sheltered society is one that thinks for itself, a society connected to others loses its sense of self?
Q. Do we lose creative minds and individual ideas as we become more and more one society connected across the world. Do we gain characteristics from others instead of creating our own? Sheltered does not mean controled. But thanks for the answer. :)
Asked by I Ain't Your Momma - Wed May 7 10:49:11 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. A sheltered society is one where a king or dictator or God(s) (for example Hitler's Germany) uses any and all means to control the 'creative minds and individual ideas' of its members. This is not necessarily a bad thing (Ainu, Aboriginals et. al.) in sheltered societies w/ a benevolent leader. Interaction w/ other societies enriches our own 'individualism' in a benevolent environment. Of course in reality this is not always true since xenophobic, war-mongering societies will try and conquer sheltered societies in which case what choice to sheltered societies have but to protect themselves out of self-preservation (c.f. Native Americans) notwithstanding their internal beliefs.
Answered by pongpresario - Wed May 7 11:13:20 2008
Q. Do we lose creative minds and individual ideas as we become more and more one society connected across the world. Do we gain characteristics from others instead of creating our own? Sheltered does not mean controled. But thanks for the answer. :)
Asked by I Ain't Your Momma - Wed May 7 10:49:11 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. A sheltered society is one where a king or dictator or God(s) (for example Hitler's Germany) uses any and all means to control the 'creative minds and individual ideas' of its members. This is not necessarily a bad thing (Ainu, Aboriginals et. al.) in sheltered societies w/ a benevolent leader. Interaction w/ other societies enriches our own 'individualism' in a benevolent environment. Of course in reality this is not always true since xenophobic, war-mongering societies will try and conquer sheltered societies in which case what choice to sheltered societies have but to protect themselves out of self-preservation (c.f. Native Americans) notwithstanding their internal beliefs.
Answered by pongpresario - Wed May 7 11:13:20 2008
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