Because the world is not made of atoms but stories.
The notion that we all are same, is one of the worst acclimation that a human go through. While there is nothing wrong in believing that we are are equal and to love and respect equally but when you say a man born in poor family in Mexico is same to a rich man in Latvia, I think no, that are not same, and all those born on this planet are different to others born before them or will in future.
A perception is created that, as our blood is red, barring skin everything in between is same and so on. To this perception I say yes we are same to some extent but not entirely, and if we have to look through into this perception then I might be a wolf or a dolphin or may be an alligator as we all are same.
The defiance to natural law of perfection is entirely absurd as nature is in constant progress and it always better itself regard their physical, biological and psychological aspect to survive in ever changing environment. According to Herbert Spencer’s Survival of the Fittest we see nature always chooses the one who can survive and thus every time a new one is born in any species of any kingdom(not only humans) it is better than the last one.
The social factor of man makes him very different to others of same breed, race, region, religion etc. the Shia Muslims and the Sunni Muslims, the The North Indians and the South Indians, the Blacks and the whites of any region, thus there are a lot of variation in between. And the idea that we all are same is one of the worst in sense that we don’t look forward to change what’s wrong with us, so instead of saying everyone is same we should accept that we all are different and that’s amazing and beautiful.
When you understand the idea that we are same we will make sure that everything remains same but accepting the differences will makes us change what’s wrong in us, to kill the prejudice and grow as mankind which is different and together.
The curiosity of a white child and vice-verca when he sees a black man for the first time, is beautiful because he is looking for differences rahther finding similarities but the beauty is he is not judging him by his color but is fascinated, thus this fascination should continue to grow while accepting that we all are different.
The notion that we all are same, is one of the worst acclimation that a human go through. While there is nothing wrong in believing that we are are equal and to love and respect equally but when you say a man born in poor family in Mexico is same to a rich man in Latvia, I think no, that are not same, and all those born on this planet are different to others born before them or will in future.
A perception is created that, as our blood is red, barring skin everything in between is same and so on. To this perception I say yes we are same to some extent but not entirely, and if we have to look through into this perception then I might be a wolf or a dolphin or may be an alligator as we all are same.
The defiance to natural law of perfection is entirely absurd as nature is in constant progress and it always better itself regard their physical, biological and psychological aspect to survive in ever changing environment. According to Herbert Spencer’s Survival of the Fittest we see nature always chooses the one who can survive and thus every time a new one is born in any species of any kingdom(not only humans) it is better than the last one.
The social factor of man makes him very different to others of same breed, race, region, religion etc. the Shia Muslims and the Sunni Muslims, the The North Indians and the South Indians, the Blacks and the whites of any region, thus there are a lot of variation in between. And the idea that we all are same is one of the worst in sense that we don’t look forward to change what’s wrong with us, so instead of saying everyone is same we should accept that we all are different and that’s amazing and beautiful.
When you understand the idea that we are same we will make sure that everything remains same but accepting the differences will makes us change what’s wrong in us, to kill the prejudice and grow as mankind which is different and together.
The curiosity of a white child and vice-verca when he sees a black man for the first time, is beautiful because he is looking for differences rahther finding similarities but the beauty is he is not judging him by his color but is fascinated, thus this fascination should continue to grow while accepting that we all are different.