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please help me write a debate on our forefathers upheld our cultural values more than these generation

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Why have our forefathers upheld the cultural values that we have more than this current generation? Well, our forefathers have probably lived longer than we are, so they have gone through more things than we have. Like being in wars and doing things that they wished that they hadn't done. In 2021, we have electronics and the amount of tradition in them are slowly fading away. The more electronics that we use, the closer and more connected that we are to them. However, our forefathers never had these privileges.

Instead, they played with other things, more natural-based and not electronic-based. Such as playing tag and not playing some game on an illegal site. The cultural values that they made are still being used, but they are being picked by the tree and being replaced by other things.

The beliefs that our forefathers believed in might be different from what we believe in right now. They were not reliant on electronics and having a better picture than this person. All they needed to do was survive. Hence having cultural values being more important during those times.

They knew that if they believed in this certain thing, then this will come out of it. Like filters on a phone, if you use this filter, then the picture will look different in a way. But filters on a picture aren't what make and sustain cultural values.

The more focused we are on electronics, the higher chance your brain will get corrupted from the possibly false information that you have entered into your brain. You see more than you hear, and you hear more than your listen.

You will only listen if nothing is bothering you from it or if it is a topic that you are interested in, right? So, our forefathers didn't have electronics to move them away from doing what they were supposed to do, unlike now, we have all of these different apps that will move the minds of children.

Our future generation's minds can and will be destroyed if we do not change the way that we are living right now. We will only change the future if you change yourself.

Most of our forefathers' beliefs back then were to do good things, so that good things will come out. The current generation's beliefs are to look the prettiest and be the richest person in the world. It doesn't matter what deeds you did, if matters how you look. The amount of money in your bank account, that is what matters. That is why our forefathers have helped sustain the cultural values that we have now. It is because they were devoted to them and not dedicated to the internet.

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