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Discuss Ritzer's thesis of the McDonaldization of our society. How will the principles of McDonaldization affect our society's members in the future? Consider all aspects of social life, as well as work. Will standardization stifle creativity and/or impede personal freedom? Consider Weber's concerns regarding the power of formal organizations. What do you see for the future: more or less McDonaldization? Is it a positive or a negative? Why do you think that is so?

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