It is said that the Earth is spherical, but the world is flat. Why?

Because of
globalization.

It is hard tocan be argued the point that globalization has brought us a lot of
advantages, especially in the economic aspect. 
Firstly, it has broadeneds access to cheap goods and services. Low-income
consumers now have more chance to afford necessaitiesries at bargain prices,
because they are often produced in the third world countries, where labor costs
are minimal. Not only the consumers but also the business owners benefit by
having access to a bigger global market. In this way,This means that
globalization could create more employment opportunities in developing
countries and help those countries progress faster. 

Secondly, globalization gives people chance to study, work or live anywhere

they want. For example, I come from Vietnam, but now I am studying in
Germany. It is such a valuable experience for me because I have the chance not
only to meet but also to study or and even live with other students from many
different cultures. 

But everything has two sides, also and so does globalization. 

The most frequent argument against globalization is that workers in developed
countries can now easily lose their jobs to workers in countries with low-cost
labor.
In addition, globalization has increased the threat of disease transfer because it
allows people to are travelling from one region of the globe to another. The
COVID-19 pandemic is an example of this disadvantagedrawback.
Globalization also puts is a threat to our environment in danger throughbecause
of transportation. Traveling and exporting have contributed a lot of CO2
emissions, which cause the greenhouse effect and thus global warming. 
Lastly, globalization could be a threat to cultural diversity. People now have a
chance to know learn about foreign cultures and then learn aboutimitate these
cultural practices and adapt take overto the ones which they like. The prevalence
of new practiceshabits, which are spread and supported by the media and social
networks, may make people underrate their old native cultural practices. As a
result, cultures could become moreal homogenouseity could take place and ruin
countries could be robbed of their respective own vintage cultures.

Good work! I like how you present both sides of the argument.