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Originally Posted by Plays With Life  I think I mentioned this in another thread once upon a time. I don't know why I enjoy something, or don't enjoy something. I wonder about it sometimes, but I don't have an answer. |
I feel that I once liked diversity for the sake of my personal opportunistic plans - e.g. I liked to organize my world in "good people" and "bad people" or "people who got it right" and "people who got it wrong". It was easy to categorize and see so many differences because it gave me an opportunity to identify with someone.
Throughout time, however, I learned that all humans are the same in potential, and thus it would be "inconsistent" to me.
I don't value diversity for the sake of it: e.g. say there is a Muslim engineer and a Christian engineer who work together for a long time. I feel that if they discussed thoroughly and questioned each and every element of their beliefs, also sharing all information they have, they would finally create one single common set of beliefs (in this example, a single faith).