If Paul is correct, this is fascinating. Perhaps there is some minimum
threshold of confidence in the integrity of our "self," beyond which we can
afford to be tolerant of the "other"?
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In my experience those societies that have some homogeneity also are the most
tolerant and therefore diverse ideas do emerge. Sweden and even Poland.
Paul Paryski
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