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Myself: Growing up I was always taught to interact with people and make friends. Its hard to meet people sometimes. I have friends that come from different cultures, are of a different race, etc, but I know I am not as diverse as it seems. There are so many different people out there but I'm the type of person that wants to be friends with someone I am similar to. I think thats how most people are now-a-days, as David Brooks wrote in his essay. It's not that I'm better than them or something like that. I just like to assoiciate myself with people I can relate too. I don't really care if I'm "diverse" or not. I have, hopefully, a long life in front of me to meet and interact with people so I'm not really worried about it now.

30 Years older: If I was thirty years older I most likely would be more diverse because I would have experienced life longer. I would have through the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's. I mean, If you take those years, they were all pretty different. The culture of America changed throughout those years and will essentially always change as time goes on. I would have met a lot of different people, made friends, lost friends, etc. I would always have a different outlook on life, being older and mature. I would be able to see how America has changed over the years.


Contemporary Musical Artist: If I were a musical artist, I would definitely open up to more cultures. I would most likely tour in different countries to boost record sales and by doing so I would be interacting with other much different than myself. Im going to want as many people as possible to listen/like my music. I can't really help who does or doesn't like, I gotta find people who like it and do it for them. Like If i toured in Europe and didn't get a good review then I would tour there again. But I think i would be a lot more diverse by traveling and experiencing