There's someone who thinks we are plunged into triviality?

Question

Sometimes I'm feeling surrounded by triviality. Today I think it's a bit hard to find something that can surprise you. People seem standardized. It's so frustrating to see the mankind divided into categories. I don't like saying: we are all equal. The wonderful thing of mankind is that everybody is...

Answer 1

It seems like you have your answer already and are looking for validation, so I will try to give you some: as the class structure has become unfixed through time, individuals born into lower classes were given more of a chance to rise to the upper classes (which is great), but this changed the demands not only in the entertainment industry, but also changing architecture, humanities (literature, visual art, music), etc. Frivolity has also skyrocketed with the advent of the internet, which though created to store data for government (military), and enhance networking for science and technology, has also been available for common users entertainment.

To address your question: I don't think that diversity is the scapegoat, I think that technology is frequently the scapegoat, but technology is just a tool. Diversity is not trivial and as long as humans are individuals, our lives won't be completely trivial. Some people do appreciate diversity, but I think that the world is becoming more homogeneous, more popular/cheap, and more frivolous.