Problem: Some examples of how cultural products, such as sushi or McDonald's hamburgers, may be perceived differently in different social contexts, and that global spread of culture may lead to the emergence of new, hybrid cultures and/or cultural franchises, rather than one homogeneous McWorld. Cultural hybridization can be observed in many aspects of our lives. In your post, 1) share some examples of cultural hybridization you are personally familiar with. 2) Some people argue that "hybrid" culture is the exploitation of/a poor imitation of/an insult to the original, authentic culture (e.g., Musicians in Asia who adapt American hiphop music, "fusion" or "Americanized" ethnic cuisine). What do you think of this argument? (This is meant to be a question to provoke your thoughts. No right or wrong answer. Your answer may be "depends"; if so, explain depends on what)