Personal Narrative: What I Learned In Boating School

What I learned in boating school,
When I first came into this class I was somewhat egocentric I thought that my broad views and beliefs on pop culture could have not been different than others, so I thought. However, as the class went on, and I read the articles which many of them I found very interesting. And the critical thinking pages of our hand book I clearly needed to learn more about pop culture in our society and what role it plays. The other thing I did not know was the more a person questions pop culture the more reason you can get out of it.
I believe that I do view pop culture in a different way now that I have taken this course I can think about what I am watching, listening and getting into or what pop culture and our society want me to know. However, there is one thing I cannot get around and it’s that I do not understand what makes our society like in pop culture as to music, attire or “the hip trends”. The other thing is that it moves to fast and in some cases can get cliché with saying it too much .I can also go into a deeper level question, for example, in
I believe that most of the things that we find “cool or hip” in our society today will be gone or altered because of people’s minds towards issues facing our country. What seems funny and cool to someone later on will find it offensive maybe because of financial problems, and will also change depending on the current economical world. The other thing that will change or shape pop culture in the future will be the people everyone has a different perspective of the world one that we can grasp. I read a really interesting article on this that I will mention later. There is also technology and how much social interaction there is between individuals. The more technology there is the less a person can share or exchange stimulus with one another something that is vital to shaping our