Stereotyping: Bottle and Expensive Bottled Water
Stereotyping
Stereotype is a commonly known belief of a particular thin, individual or group. Stereotyping is associated with many shortcomings since it is difficult to convince people who have certain believe about something that they are wrong. An example of a stereotype is those people who drink bottled water only drink bottled water. Many consumers of bottled water believe that it is better than tap water but that not true. People tend to believe that they cannot drink any other water apart from the bottled water as they are convinced it is the safest water to drink. Question arising from this stereotype is whether these people are justified to believe in bottled water as the best and only safe water to drink and that they cannot drink any other water apart from bottled water.
Bottled water demanded and highly consumed by many people around the world. Turning on the tap, put a glass underneath, and drink is not simple for some people. The use of bottled water has been regarded by many as a describing factor of one’s status in the society and believes that consumption of water from the taps would be putting them very low. The choice of water you drink can state a lot about who you are. Logically, one may think that drinking from most expensive bottled water would be adequate to show that you are too god for tap water. This situation creates a stereotype that only bottled water can describe who you are. Continued use of bottled water can sometime get individuals upset by the waste from the drinking bottles. Some consumers end up using sturdier, refillable bottles assuming it is not from the taps, but what they forget is that its tap water filled in bottles. Others will use filters to refill their bottles as this will make them feel better using refillable bottles but they complicate things more.
Plastic waste has been a challenge in the world though there are recycling plants only few waste bottles find their war to the plant. Most people love the
Stereotype is a commonly known belief of a particular thin, individual or group. Stereotyping is associated with many shortcomings since it is difficult to convince people who have certain believe about something that they are wrong. An example of a stereotype is those people who drink bottled water only drink bottled water. Many consumers of bottled water believe that it is better than tap water but that not true. People tend to believe that they cannot drink any other water apart from the bottled water as they are convinced it is the safest water to drink. Question arising from this stereotype is whether these people are justified to believe in bottled water as the best and only safe water to drink and that they cannot drink any other water apart from bottled water.
Bottled water demanded and highly consumed by many people around the world. Turning on the tap, put a glass underneath, and drink is not simple for some people. The use of bottled water has been regarded by many as a describing factor of one’s status in the society and believes that consumption of water from the taps would be putting them very low. The choice of water you drink can state a lot about who you are. Logically, one may think that drinking from most expensive bottled water would be adequate to show that you are too god for tap water. This situation creates a stereotype that only bottled water can describe who you are. Continued use of bottled water can sometime get individuals upset by the waste from the drinking bottles. Some consumers end up using sturdier, refillable bottles assuming it is not from the taps, but what they forget is that its tap water filled in bottles. Others will use filters to refill their bottles as this will make them feel better using refillable bottles but they complicate things more.
Plastic waste has been a challenge in the world though there are recycling plants only few waste bottles find their war to the plant. Most people love the