To Which Cultural Category Do You Belong?

This is a very interesting article out of England, regarding the current state of cultural affairs.  Contrary to popular opinion, there has been no formation of a "cultural elite" (at least in England, though I have a hard time thinking these results won't generalize to America), and if people participate in culture at all, pop culture plays a major role - there is no group that participates primarily in higher forms of art.  Not sure what to make of this, except to say that I personally see nothing wrong with being able to enjoy both an art exhibit and a rock concert (or Iron Eagle, for that matter!).  It appears, though, that many people are eschewing anything more complicated that pop culture, which is too bad.  I obviously love many aspects of pop culture, but there is something stimulating about periodically challenging oneself intellectually and artistically, and you aren't going to get that from anything on a Top 40 list.  Variety is also very healthy, in that there are experiences, for example, I get from listening to certain pieces of jazz music that rock simply can't come close to.  Anyway, the article is interesting, give it a read!