A couple of questions: which question is the most likely to divide us? As in, what question is most likely to separate us into different groups or two nearly equal halves of a dichotomy with the most passionate disagreement possible? Which question is most likely to unite us, to tell us all in spite of our fear that our answer is different, that we are passionately the same?
A values-related question (Death Penalty/Euthanasia/Abortion/LGBT) Rights is the most obvious candidate that comes to mind for the former. Or the "Who is your favorite Beatle?" question. But I'm struggling on the latter. Is there a question that unites us passionately? Is there a place where a globally conscious humanity has come to the same conclusion?
Here's to hoping that volume 10 is gonna be a bang!
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A values-related question (Death Penalty/Euthanasia/Abortion/LGBT) Rights is the most obvious candidate that comes to mind for the former. Or the "Who is your favorite Beatle?" question. But I'm struggling on the latter. Is there a question that unites us passionately? Is there a place where a globally conscious humanity has come to the same conclusion?
Here's to hoping that volume 10 is gonna be a bang!