Many things divide society, including culture, race, religion and gender. None of those divisions instigate positive evolution or contribute towards a balanced society. Instead, discrimination causes resentment and reprisals; attacking one, the other reacts. And a merry-go-round of chaos ensues. Instead of stereotyping everyone with specific metrics as the same, we should consider everyone unique, regardless of the biases which taint our views. Everyone deserves a fresh opportunity to represent themselves and not be unfairly prejudged by others.

People have become too intelligent, or perhaps not so smart, but overthink their existence to the point where they decide to focus heavily on themselves to the detriment of the human race. Inevitably, an excessive focus on self-preservation rather than a collective need could and likely lead to humanity's extinction.

People are unfairly marginalised based on their gender, race, religion and even opinions because some are so self-righteous they believe themselves to be the overseer setting rules and expectations, otherwise risk being cancelled and ostracised. Some have resorted to discriminating against an entire gender or culture to live shallow lives, without the ability to listen and learn from various perspectives to understand others' ideas.

Diversity fosters knowledge, which in turn becomes wisdom. By discriminating, we lose our ability to be impartial and open-minded, instead creating closed societies which are unhealthy and can even be dangerous, bordering on cults.