UCSP-Q1-MELC-2: Analyze The Concept, Aspects, Changes In/Of Culture And Society | Sir Job TV | 22

Jobert Bergosa
28 Oct 202029:38

Summary

TLDRIn this video, Sir Job discusses the concepts of culture, society, and personal identity, emphasizing the importance of understanding how they shape human behavior and interactions. He explains that culture is defined by traditions and practices, while society is driven by constant interaction among its members. The video highlights changes brought about by modern technology, the role of ethics, morals, and values, and how societies evolve over time. Sir Job concludes by reflecting on the power of society to influence individual actions and decisions, including adherence to rules and cultural norms.

Takeaways

  • 📚 The video discusses the concepts of culture, society, and politics, focusing on their interconnectedness and challenges.
  • 🔄 According to Heraclitus, change is the only constant in the world, reflecting the evolving nature of society and culture.
  • 🌍 Society is defined as a group of social actors in constant interaction, emphasizing the importance of community and engagement.
  • 🎭 Culture is described as a set of practices and traditions, which shapes daily routines and societal identity.
  • 🌐 In the 21st century, culture transcends geographic boundaries, influenced by social media and global interactions.
  • 🛠 The modernization of society is marked by advancements in technology, including machines, computers, and the internet, which make work easier and facilitate faster communication.
  • 🏛 A nation-state is a sovereign entity with citizens who share common culture, language, and history, contributing to personal identity formation.
  • ⚖ Personal identity is shaped by morals, values, and ethics, which are instilled by family, education, and society.
  • 🌱 Environmental determinism suggests that geographical and environmental factors play a significant role in shaping a person's identity and societal behavior.
  • 💼 Society has a pervasive influence on individual actions, from daily routines to major life decisions, and enforces rules and norms to maintain order.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic discussed in the video?

    -The main topic of the video is the analysis of the concepts, aspects, and challenges of culture and society, focusing on how these concepts are understood and their significance in the modern world.

  • How does the speaker define 'society' in the video?

    -The speaker defines society as a constitution of social actors in constant interaction. Society exists when there is continuous interaction between people, forming a community.

  • What is the relationship between culture and society according to the speaker?

    -Culture and society are intertwined, with culture being a set of practices and traditions that shape society. Culture helps to define a society’s identity through daily routines and interactions.

  • What role does change play in culture and society?

    -Change is seen as the only constant in the world, impacting both culture and society. The speaker emphasizes that change leads to the evolution and adaptation of cultures and societies over time.

  • What example does the speaker give to illustrate the concept of 'nation-state'?

    -The speaker uses the Philippines as an example of a nation-state, describing it as a sovereign country with citizens who share a common culture, language, and history.

  • How are personal identity and society connected?

    -Personal identity is shaped by society through interactions, values, morals, and ethics. The speaker explains that personal identity evolves as individuals grow and interact with their cultural and social environments.

  • What does the speaker say about the impact of technological changes on society?

    -The speaker mentions that technological advancements, such as machines and the internet, have made work easier, allowed faster communication, and enabled mass production, all contributing to societal modernization.

  • What is the concept of 'environmental determinism' mentioned in the video?

    -Environmental determinism is the theory that geographical features and the environment play a significant role in shaping a person’s personality and culture. The speaker gives the example of the Muslim community in southern Philippines.

  • How does the speaker describe the concept of 'culture' using Edward Tylor's definition?

    -According to Edward Tylor's definition, culture refers to a complex whole that includes knowledge, beliefs, arts, morals, laws, customs, and any other capabilities acquired by man as a member of society.

  • How does the speaker describe the influence of society on individual behavior and choices?

    -The speaker explains that society controls many aspects of individual behavior and choices, from what we eat to how we act. Society’s rules and norms influence everything from personal decisions to larger life choices.

Outlines

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🎥 Introduction to Culture, Society, and Change

The speaker introduces the topic of culture, society, and politics. The focus is on analyzing the concepts, aspects, and challenges of culture and society. Quoting Heraclitus, 'change is the only constant,' the speaker discusses the significance of studying culture and society, defining key terms like 'society' and 'culture.' Society is described as constant interaction among people, while culture is defined as a set of practices and traditions shaping a society's way of life.

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🌍 Nation-State and Personal Identity

This section defines the nation-state as a sovereign entity with a shared culture among its citizens. The example of the Philippines is given, where Filipino and English are dominant languages. Personal identity is explored as a concept that evolves throughout life, shaped by values, morals, and ethics. The speaker distinguishes between morals (fundamental beliefs), values (learned behavior from parents and environment), and ethics (rules for navigating complex social situations).

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👤 Individual Influence on Society

The speaker discusses the role of individuals in shaping society. Each person contains a unique 'information field' influenced by social interactions. As primary actors, people create the type of society they live in, motivated by biological and psychological drives such as ambition for wealth, power, and success. The speaker emphasizes that society is not static but shaped by individuals' efforts to attain their goals, influenced by environmental and cultural factors.

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🕌 Cultural Influence and Environmental Determinism

This section delves into the role of the environment in shaping culture and personality. The example of the Muslim community in the southern Philippines is used to illustrate how geographical and historical contexts influence cultural responses, such as readiness for conflict. The speaker introduces Edward Tylor's definition of culture, which includes knowledge, beliefs, arts, morals, laws, and customs, showing how culture is shaped by a society's interaction with its environment.

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🌏 Society and Its Ideal Type

Society is defined as an ideal type, a concept developed to study social phenomena. An ideal society is characterized by cooperation, teamwork, and helping one another, though this is not always the reality. The speaker emphasizes that society is a product of constant interaction among people. It is shaped by multiple communities within a territory, like the diverse communities within the Philippines, and is a framework through which people understand and navigate social complexities.

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👥 Society's Control Over Individuals

The speaker explains how society controls individuals through its norms and rules. Social structures influence every aspect of daily life, from what we eat to how we act. If individuals defy societal rules, they face consequences, such as fines or punishments, as seen during the COVID-19 pandemic with health protocols. The speaker stresses that society governs even lawmakers and that every individual's decisions and preferences are shaped by the society they belong to.

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Keywords

💡Change

Change, according to Heraclitus, is the only constant in life, meaning that everything evolves over time. The video uses this concept to highlight how society and culture are constantly shifting, particularly in the context of technological advancements and globalization. An example from the script is how the speaker discusses the evolution of society with the advent of machines and computers, illustrating the broader theme of transformation.

💡Culture

Culture is defined in the video as a set of practices, traditions, and daily routines that define a specific society. The speaker elaborates on how culture transcends geographical boundaries in the modern world, shaped by global communication and social media. This is important to the video's discussion of how interconnected global societies have become, as seen in the example of different traditions influencing one another.

💡Society

Society is described as a collection of social actors engaged in constant interaction. The video emphasizes that society only exists due to these interactions among individuals, and its structure is shaped by these dynamics. An example from the script is how the speaker defines society as a territory with a common culture, like the Philippines, where Filipinos interact and share traditions.

💡Personal Identity

Personal identity refers to the concept that individuals develop about themselves over time, shaped by their environment, culture, and society. In the video, this is discussed in relation to how a person's morals, values, and ethics form their sense of self. For example, the speaker mentions how upbringing and parental influence play a critical role in forming one's identity.

💡Values

Values are defined as the behaviors and principles learned during childhood from parents and the environment. They shape a person's sense of right and wrong and are foundational to moral development. The video explains that concepts like honesty, loyalty, and determination are key examples of values that are passed down within a society.

💡Morals

Morals are described as fundamental beliefs that guide a person's actions in various situations. These are deeply embedded in a society’s cultural framework and serve as guidelines for ethical behavior. The speaker gives examples such as 'do not cheat' and 'have courage' to demonstrate how morals are applied in everyday life.

💡Ethics

Ethics are the rules that dictate how individuals should act, especially in complex situations, based on their moral principles. The video illustrates this with examples of societal norms, like respecting property or cooperating within an organization. Ethics ensure that society functions smoothly by setting standards for acceptable behavior.

💡Nation-state

A nation-state is a sovereign entity whose citizens share a common culture and identity. In the video, the Philippines is used as an example, where Filipinos share a common history, language, and cultural practices. This concept ties into the discussion of how societies define themselves through their unique cultural and historical experiences.

💡Environmental Determinism

Environmental determinism is the theory that geographical and environmental factors shape human behavior and societal development. The video refers to the Muslim community in Southern Philippines to explain how environmental conditions, such as ongoing conflicts, influence cultural practices like the concept of jihad, reflecting the impact of geography on society.

💡Interaction

Interaction refers to the constant exchange between individuals that forms the basis of society. The video stresses that society cannot exist without interaction, as it is through these exchanges that social norms, culture, and personal identity are developed. An example given is how diverse communities within the Philippines interact, leading to a rich and varied culture.

Highlights

Change is the only permanent thing in this world, as noted by Heraclitus.

Society is defined as a constitution of social actors in constant interaction.

Culture is a set of practices and traditions that define a specific society.

The 21st century has seen changes and developments that affect society, such as technology and globalization.

The nation-state is a sovereign state whose citizens share a common culture, such as the Philippines with Filipino and English languages.

Personal identity develops over time and includes morals, values, and ethics learned from one's environment.

Morals are fundamental beliefs like honesty and courage, while values are learned behaviors from family and environment.

Ethics are rules that people follow, especially in complicated situations, involving cooperation and respect.

Personal experiences and identity are shaped by one's interaction with their environment.

David Bohm suggests that each individual contains the entire information field of society in their own unique way.

People create the type of society they want based on their inner drives, such as wealth, power, or greatness.

Geographical and historical differences contribute to diversity in culture, such as the concept of jihad in Muslim communities.

Edward B. Tylor defines culture as the complex whole including knowledge, beliefs, arts, morals, laws, and customs.

Japanese culture includes the concept of Harakiri, where failure can lead to honorable suicide, which is normalized in their society.

Society exists only through constant interactions between people, forming communities and shaping social phenomena.

Transcripts

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hello golden shoppers welcome once again

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to my channel this is sir job

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and welcome to sir job tv so

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for this morning i'll be talking about

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the second melt of the understanding

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culture society and politics

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so our topic for this morning is all

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about

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analyze the concept aspects and

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challenges

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in of culture and society

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this is my video number 22.

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according to hiracletos change

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is the only permanent in this world do

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you agree with that i think this is

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actually

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um the mouthpiece of everyone change is

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the only constant in this world

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everybody is changing

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everybody is evolving in this world that

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is correct right

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okay so in this unit we shall discuss

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the concept of culture and society

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specifically we shall expound on the

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significance of studying culture and

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society

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explain the elements and aspect of

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culture

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in the characteristics of society trace

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human origins and describe man's

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cultural evolution through this lesson

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we hope that you will be able to develop

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a clear understanding of what culture

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and society are about so let's go now

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with the definition of terms

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okay so the first thing that we need to

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define right now is the word

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society sociologically speaking

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society is a constitution

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of social actors in constant interaction

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again highlighted in constant

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interaction so we need to say

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there is a society because within the

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society remember

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community so once there is constant

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interaction of people

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that is simply what we call a society

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okay so another thing is the word

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culture when we speak of culture it is a

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set

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of practices and traditions okay from

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that point

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so definition okay it is a set of

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practices and traditions so meaning to

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say um it is your daily routine okay

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that define a specific society

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okay the movements of people the way how

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they live

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as i explained in the previous video

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um definition of the word culture the

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inclusive

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approach to understand the utility of

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culture

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and society as explanatory tools

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is hoped to provide an appreciation

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of their usefulness that transgresses

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the traditional barriers known as

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disciplinary boundaries because long ago

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when we speak of culture since because

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limited by young movements

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going back to philippine history for

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example okay

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they don't know other islands from

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different places for example

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but in today's time as how we are going

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to appreciate

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culture it actually transgresses from

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different places

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no it ends up the boundaries okay

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geographically speaking for instance

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in social media and different practices

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and different cultures from different

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people from around the globe so that's

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basically the point of view

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as we are going to as we um define

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or as we approach the concept of culture

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in 21st century okay it actually

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transcends from places to places

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from culture to culture at this very

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moment in time

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talking about the 21st century

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generation in our society today

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we can see a lot of changes and

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developments

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that affect our life correct okay

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we can see a lot of changes in our

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society today

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the first thing is machines have made

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our work easier machines have made our

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work easier

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computers have allowed us to communicate

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with more people faster in our

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generation today for example

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okay there is mass production

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of goods and services for instance

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and with the introduction of computer

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with the introduction of

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internet connection okay we could be

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able to transact

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everything even if uh in in different

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places or whatever transactions that we

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want to

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to do must madelina langan because we

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have the technology

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in offer that is one of the changes

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in the society okay genetic engineering

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has helped us to produce disease

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resistant plants

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changes such as this have resulted

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in modernization of a nation-state

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so basically that's the point okay so

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when we speak of

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nation state if we're going to define

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the concept of nation-state at this very

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moment

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a nation-state is a sovereign state

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whose citizens or subjects have a common

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culture okay

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a sovereign state meaning to say malayan

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bansa

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okay whose citizens or subjects

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have a common culture like for example

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filipinos we are already a sovereign

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country

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and we are also adhering to the dominant

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culture

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just like that they speak the same

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language

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so our language here in the philippines

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we have the filipino language

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but we also use english as a dominant or

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the second language

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in applying filipinos filipinos

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in country so we have filipino language

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and we also have

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english language

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and share common history

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having citizens with common culture

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a nation state therefore is a major

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component of personal

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identity what is personal identity in

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the first place

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so when we define personal identity it

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is the concept that you develop

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about yourself that evolves

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over the course of your life so meaning

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to say

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from being a child hong kong

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hangover

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that is actually your personal

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identity okay everything about you

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okay papa no gonna develop how you grow

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as a person that is your

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personal identity okay so talking about

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personal identity maritime three

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concepts or three elements in the

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apartment in the hand because usually

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in the interaction of people nagaka

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interchangeable concept nato but

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let's end that particular doubts at this

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very moment

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so talking about personal identity

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mental attachment no morals

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okay the values and the ethics

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so when we say morales our morals

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are fundamental beliefs okay highlighted

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in young fundamental

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beliefs okay highlight attention

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establish

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from the value systems of how

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we should act in any certain

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condition okay fundamental

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beliefs like for example do not cheat

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do not judge have courage

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and do not destroy property

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in the interaction okay talking about

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the morals

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now what is values values are what we

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learned

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from childhood okay the behavior

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from their parents and environments so

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basically

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application nothing home

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is the first

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or parents who are now watching

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very important enrolling you in

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educating or

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instilling the values to your children

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so basically this

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part when we speak of values

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this is actually the behavior we learned

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from

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our parents and the environment

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so it matters the most

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inside the four corners of the classroom

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not different from the rest of the

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students why because

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the diversity of that certain students

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nakikita natin because

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um naka depend is a kind of a bringing

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nankanyang family

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in the application of values existing so

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when we speak of values

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these are the concept of loyalty the

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concept of honesty

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and the concept of determination and

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many others

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consider nothing as part of our value

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system

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so when we define ethics on the other

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hand

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are the rules filipinos actually do

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and act in the aspect of complicated

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situation

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that check their moral character of

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right and wrong so that's basically the

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ethics okay

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highlight nothing are the rules

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filipinos

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actually do and act so example these are

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the attitude

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the cooperation the productivity

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and most importantly the respect usually

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an

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ethics is inside

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organization for example okay in like

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for example

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so this personal experiences are created

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by man's interaction with

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his environment okay young person the

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application of personal identity

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by virtue of the moral values and

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the ethics okay these personal

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experiences

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are created by man's interaction

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with his environment

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in the interaction or what are the

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values or what are the things

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because usually everything is

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encountered nothing in the interaction

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okay but it depends upon on you

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applies

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within your self according to david baum

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each individual already contains the

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whole

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information field of society

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okay it is the whole information field

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but each individual contains

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that information field in his

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own way if it's being

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we are aware we know what is the

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movement of the society

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society we are aware what is right and

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wrong we are conscious about these

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things correct

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according to david bohm young

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um application without particular things

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okay but each individual

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contains that information field

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in his own way una pina pretending word

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in his own way as primary actors

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we create the type of society that we

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want to have

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which also includes our customs

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and traditions highlight the the

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line we create the type of society

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hindi fix

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because accordingly as primary actors we

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create the type of society that we want

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to have

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this kind of society

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people who need more will be posed

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more by their inner drives to attain

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something

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okay okay these drives consist of

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biological and psychological drives

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such as cravings wealth power

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greatness successes and etc

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you're ambitious enough you have a big

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goal you have a big dream

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so of course you have to indulge

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yourself with different steps

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in the observation of society i hope

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that you can also connect with me in

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this example

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they were contented

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as i said before it depends upon you the

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most important thing is

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in the manner okay so that's it that's

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a decision to be respected by everybody

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likewise variation in geographical

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features

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climatic conditions and historical

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experiences

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contribute to man's development as well

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as a reverence

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of differentiation among people such as

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race customs and traditions so one of

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the best example

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that i'll be using in this portion is

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the

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concept or the theory of environmental

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determinism

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actually and theory naginamide cause

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acting tests emissions 2015

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because when we speak of environmental

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determinism

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okay people were shaped according to

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the geographical features or there is a

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big factor of the environment

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in shaping one's personality that's

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basically one of the factors

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example in southern philippines talking

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about the muslim community

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if you are going to interpret

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bhakti-ganito unknown perspective

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okay like for example um if there's war

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okay in the concept of jihad muslims

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they're ready to fight the ready to

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um fight against the enemy okay

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for the sake of freedom for the sake of

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preservation of canadian culture

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in southern philippines because

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especially going back to spanish era

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you know the hindi pool subjugate on

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southern philippines and they wanted to

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get talaga the people of the muslim

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community

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but enough failure for amma spaniards to

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get them

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okay but in that particular series or in

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that particular period

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in the muslim community so if you have

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to analyze the situation now you could

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be able to understand

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why okay people in southern philippines

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are reacting

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in this kind of way okay

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in that particular situation if you

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could be able to imagine

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as defined by edward bay taylor

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culture refers to that complex whole

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which includes knowledge beliefs arts

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morals laws customs and

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any other capabilities and habits

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acquired by man as a member

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of society so basically that's the point

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the more important thing words or

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concept

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in the definition that is why this is um

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the universally accepted definition when

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we speak of culture

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okay it is about knowledge beliefs arts

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morals

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laws customs and any other capabilities

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and habits acquired by man as a member

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of society culture serves as

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a foundation of man's continuing

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interaction

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with his surroundings people develop

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a culture of their own out of their

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learning and experiences

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from their environmental exposure let's

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take a look on the culture of the

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japanese people they have that concept

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of sipuku or harakiri you know what

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that is the honorable dismissal of the

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japanese people

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meaning to say if they were unsuccessful

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okay living here on earth my gusto sang

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away my goal shop a rendition that

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succeeds

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japanese would actually commit suicide

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that is the concept of their

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um harakiri or sipuku but if that

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particular concept will be applied in

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the philippines for example

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now

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in the case but in the concept of the

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japanese people as

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their application of their culture and

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the concept of

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that is actually normal to them that if

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they will not succeed in their endeavor

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here on earth they will actually commit

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suicide and that is normal to their

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culture

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okay to give virtue into the definition

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that says

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people develop culture of their own

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okay let's proceed to society as a

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concept

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just like other terms in the social

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sciences the word

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society was coined by social scientists

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to facilitate their exploration

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of social phenomena okay submitting to

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say

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the word society was actually made

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or established because of they want to

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experiment or they want to study the

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movement of the people

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and the social phenomena it is a tool to

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grasp

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the complexity of the phenomenon it

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represents

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and a means to explore its many

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other dimensions hidden by its normative

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use

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as a concept society represents an ideal

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type

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which more or less depicts the form

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process and dynamics of social reality

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it embodies concepts of course may

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change through their changing meanings

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and

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interpretation or disappear

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from non-use altogether altogether so

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society um you know what or develop on

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concept of society because

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we want to study or we want to know the

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complexity

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of people the complexity of the movement

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of

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people in a given society because

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as i said to you in a given society

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there are lots

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of communities

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as a concept society represents an ideal

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type what is an ideal type of

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society what do you think is an ideal

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type of society there is cooperation

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this is

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there is teamwork okay people are

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helping each other

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uplifting that is a very ideal society

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that we should have to expect supposedly

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at some point in any portions of the

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country hindi poland

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or any portions of the world hindi puja

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but that is the ideal society that

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supposedly to be happened and to be

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experienced by anybody here on earth

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concepts of course may change through

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the changing meanings

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okay and interpretation so when we speak

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of society in

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meaning and of course

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when we speak of society

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interpretation so that is basically the

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point so when we speak of society as

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practicity this is actually um

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tantamount to the concept of social

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facts society

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is formally defined as constituting a

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fairly

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large number of people okay fairly large

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number of people that means to say

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maron population there is number of

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population inside talking about my

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my filipinos inside the philippines okay

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who are living in the same territory

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okay and then my bansa this is

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philippines

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filipinos and philippines okay to

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complete the definition of society i'm

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talking

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okay there is philippi there are

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filipinos okay

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and we have philippines also

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our relatively independent

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of people outside their area so we are a

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sovereign country

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the defining nothing location the

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philippines the philippines as a country

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marutin

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geographical location a well-defined

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territory okay

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and participate in a common culture so

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we have our practices

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so that is basically the complete

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package of the concept of society

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again celebrating society

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okay and merong um sovereignty malaya

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freedom from the rest of the globe and

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of course they also have

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their own culture to be recognized or

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merely sterling surrealing identity

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in this perspective society is seen as

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an outcome of

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multiple interactions of people upon

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which succeeding interactions are

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made meaningful and possible

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so highlighted multiple interactions of

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people as i said to you

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within the philippine society meru napa

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ramen um community inside philippine

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society i'm talking

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correct so pagla basma's philippine

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archipelago napa diverse napa kalawaka

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so if you go away from that you will

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also encounter

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a different community in a given place

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or in a given society outside from your

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own society

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and that's how we need to um open our

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mind for that

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the differentiation the uniqueness

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the variation the identity of different

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groups of people

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not present from different parts of the

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globe

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we need to understand and we need to

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appreciate their existence

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as part of um interaction okay

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the definition simply means that society

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only exists

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if there are people interacting okay

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claro

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the definition simply means that society

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only exists if there are people

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interacting with each other okay who

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interaction there's no society but

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because there is interaction so there is

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also society

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the tripartite powers of society are

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even more

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evident in its effects on our daily

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routine and actions

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and behavior suffice it to say that

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everything we do

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not think nothing

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and are capable of doing and thinking

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okay

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nothing going all

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emanate from the society okay

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because as i said to you you will learn

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something from people

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you will learn something from your

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interaction very important

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interaction in the society the person

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who keeps on traveling from different

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places

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is a wise person as i said before

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sakhima vlogs

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from different practices from different

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um group of people

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from different culture from the rest of

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the world so you know only

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let's continue every single action of

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ours

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is controlled by society do you agree

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lahat no maginagawa natin

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is actually controlled by the concept of

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society

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what we eat how to eat how to love

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when to die or how to die are

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all within the domain of the society i

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think

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everything it covers with a concept of

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society movement i say your choices

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how you appreciate you know the way how

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you embrace situation

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that's actually part of the concept of

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society

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if in case we decided not to follow

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okay it's whims and comments

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it has the capacity and legitimate

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authority to punish

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us even take away our lies

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claro's statement if in case we decided

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not to follow

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we get an example in this pandemic

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in a given society are rules and

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regulations to be followed and in the

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case of the new normal

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we have that health protocols

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like for example if we have to go with

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uh

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a place to maintain we are required to

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wear

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face shield and face masks now if you

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will not follow that particular

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um ordinance or protocol you really

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have to face a punishment

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okay you have to face that punishment

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like for example you will pay a certain

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amount

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1000 for instance or you will just have

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to render

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community service it depends upon the

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place

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rules and regulations

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society say you if you will not actually

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follow

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certain rules and conditions being

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agreed with the people

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living in that particular place society

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controls the loss

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made and to be made and even the law

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makers

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okay because of course um people who are

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making

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laws people who are crafting laws were

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actually part of the society

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that is why control parental society

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that's part of the coverage of the

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concept of

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society so in general society is present

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even in the most personal fibers

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of our individual lives

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society and because you are part as a

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person

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because you are part of that society

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okay you are affected

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okay you are being controlled

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decision making more every choices as a

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person again

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preference musabuhai that is actually

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part

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of the concept of society so that will

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be all for this morning i hope you

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learned something from this video

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and i hope that you will share this

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video through your friends and to

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you support the highlands tv and i hope

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that you will continue watching

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all the videos that will be uploading

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from this youtube channel

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thank you thank you so much for watching

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and i hope that you are in a good

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condition right now with your family

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keep safe everyone and and keep on

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praying that we could be able to get

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through from this particular pandemic

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thank you so much for watching once

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again bye-bye

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