Raditzu Wrote:Couldn't one argue that said amalgamation of cultures would be a culture in its own right?
Most def. It just seems pretty amorphous in its current state. It's like saying the American and National Pro Bowl (football) teams are actual "teams." They're a team in the sense that they are a collection of players, but they lack many of the qualities by which we call most things "team." We're a "culture" in that we are a physical cluster of people with certain similarities amongst us, but we lack most of the qualities by which humans tend to associate "culture." A lot of people call America a melting pot, but I disagree. In a melting pot, many ingredients go in and one new substance emerges. We're more like a tossed salad.
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