Why has interest in pluralism increased?
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I think that as we become more open-minded to other ideas, etc. we're more willing to accept others' ways of life. We eventually see these everyday things as "not so bad" because we finally took time to examine them, and probably learned that others look at our everyday happenings in a similar light.\n\nFor instance, look at the "holiday season." I celebrate Christmas but not Kwanzaa nor Hanukkah, but I have absolutely no problem with those who celebrate one or more of the other late-year holidays. Why should I have an issue with it? They're not hurting me in any way, and I'm not hurting them. "Live and let live."
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BECAUSE OF GROWING VEXATION ON MULTITUDINOUS SEX
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EDUCATION IS VERY GOOD AND MORE PEOPLE SHOULD HAVE MORE OF IT.\n\nI HAVE NOTHING WRONG WITH DIVERSITY AS LONG IT IS DONE IN MODERATION.\n \nI DO HAVE A PROBLEM WHEN PEOPLE PUSH IT ON MY LIKE A TIDAL WAVE. THEN IT DIVERSITY IS JUST ANOTHER WAY THE PC(POLITICAL COERRCTNESS) PEOPLE ARE TAKING AWAY OUR FREEDOM.
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no but it messes up quite a few more conservative ideas. Still plent of theories without multiple universes that will offer equally palatable solutions.\n\n(I'm a multiverser myself!!)
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Combined. Unity is more power.
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i think its cause there are too many people out there who like to take others partners \nand mainly coz people want to see if the grass id greener on the other side when 9 times outta 10 its not
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its because of the big population and the diversity of cultures and beliefs
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It increased productivity and led to increased wealth eventually as GDP per capita rose. This created the conditions for the rise of the middle class such as more professional and management jobs. In turn, bourgeois and mercantile views became more powerful as opposed to that of the aristocracy. This led to reforms as the Reform Act of 1832 shifting representation to the industrialised areas.
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there can be many reasons.
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At one time the media advocated certain ideas and directly  influenced and shaped popular ideas. They seem to support positions with rational discussion.  Now days at least TV media seems to take a more indirect approach. The impression I get is that there is always two views to everything and that people feel so passionately about their views  that a debate of ideas at a rational level is not possible. \n\nDont have any articles that support my point of view, but here aresome articles on media influencing popular opinions.
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This is true of most nations. There is great diversity in India, There is in the US too. Look at Iraq. There are just three nations which are already diverse in a world which is becoming more diverse daily. I n my mind, it is important that the population of a country identify themselves as nationals of that country and participate in its culture to strengthen a sense of community. However, the thousands of years of separatism in ay given place does not allow any other nation to dismiss it, rationally. As a sovereign nation, it may be difficult to integrate the needs of all the subsets of communities, but it is impossible to say that a nation must first unite its population before we can build good relations with that nation. The stakes are so very high.
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People have shorter attention spans. As proved by several statments above, people want just the main points, and don't want to make things overly complicated. It's rather ironic, then, that as we have more complicated machines, that we want everything in it's simplest form. But, on the other hand, the media is encouraging it, too, so it's hard to pinpoint who is starting all this.
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The same reason why in every country you go to you will find the same type of people but all have different beliefs. That is what freewill is about. What difference does it make anyway.
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Bifactionalism was most likely to produce such a temptation, so tendencies toward\nit were moderated in favor of a less intense, more fluid multifactionalism
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Because we all seek answers or, in the very least, different perspectives.
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Basically it generates interests to the public and the public can make a decision on whether to react or ignore it. Communication involves two identities communicating with each other.
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I'm sure Donald Trump's family thought him strange for being so interested in numbers, Steven Speilberg's parents for filming everything, Mozart's for his fixation with music, etc.  Curiousity and interest is what makes a person more well-rounded and worldly. The acquiring of new information makes a person more intersting to other people, gives them more to add to a conversation, and possibly enables them to spark someone else's interest to learn something new.  Good for you!  Keep exploring your interests. Who knows, one day you may grow up to be an Ambassador in Japan, a businessman fluent in Japanese with huge business in Japan markets, or whatever.  Keep your interests flowing and don't let anyone discourage you from it.