Unpopular opinion: the value of a culture is largely in the novelty it can offer to others. (This is explained in the article itself with the "adding sugar to

Unpopular opinion: the value of a culture is largely in the novelty it can offer to others. (This is explained in the article itself with the "adding sugar to milk" parable.) So the worthwhile parts of Parsi culture, such as the food, will be preserved by other non-Parsis, and despite the doomsday tones of the article this is already happening with chains like Sodabottleopenerwala [1] carrying the torch. Sure, it will be mutated and transformed in the process, but it will still enrich the fabric of the world, in the way that austere Japanese sushi has paved the way for crispy tiger rolls in the United States. [1] https://www.sodabottleopenerwala.in/ https://www.sodabottleopenerwala.in/