1. VERY FAVORABLE
2. GLOBALIZATION BRINGS BOTH OPPORTUNITIES AND RISKS.
3. To summary, the video demonstrated the positive and negative
effects of globalization on society and people. How technology affects
the family, the environment, farmers who are still losing their land due
to building construction, cutting down trees that create flooding,
increasing the amount of goods, experiencing democracy, and many
other factors. On the plus side, it demonstrated the country's
significant progress in healthcare, trade, and investments to ensure a
free flow of foods, other services, and technology that benefits people,
particularly in education.
4. I learned in this video that theres a good and bad effects of
globalization in people and countries. It is bad because most
impoverished people or those who work in the fields are the ones who
suffer from what is going on in our country since we will see that those
who are more uplifted in life or who are more educated have more
opportunities or are more burdened when it comes to work. And, as
prices increase, more people suffer. At the same time, it is
advantageous since it can assist everyone in making things faster or
easier in terms of technology, services, education, and other ideas
offered by individuals from other countries. In short, if we understand
it well, globalization is a huge benefit to us, especially in our country.
As John Green stated it, "to understand the present, we have imagine
the future." This helped me understand that the world we live in is
constantly changing, so we don't need to focus on what happened in
the past, but rather on what will happen in the future and in future
generations. We need to focus on how to grow the country while also
ensuring that there are no suffering individuals. We won't get there
quickly, but let's think about what will be better for everyone.
I learned in this video that we can no longer stop globalization due to
the rapid change in our environment, where most people use
technology. And, if we understand globalization well, it will help our
countries in developing further and keeping up with other countries. As
John Green stated, "to understand the present, we must imagine the
future." As a result, we must focus on what will happen in the future and
future generations rather than what has happened in the past. We must
concentrate on how to grow the country while simultaneously ensuring
that no individuals suffer. We won't get there quickly, but let's consider
what's best for everyone.