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hunter

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1. A society that simply accepts and accommodates people as they are will have less need for labels.

Reply to AZJonnie (Original post)

Tue Sep 23, 2025, 03:40 PM

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In our hyper-competitive society labels are often applied to exclude perceived competitors from work, housing, education, and other necessities of life.

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A society that simply accepts and accommodates people as they are will have less need for labels. hunter Tuesday #1

That's a great connection of the proverbial dots my friend! AZJonnie Tuesday #2

Each of those conditions has some component for species survival.. haele Tuesday #3

Many scientists like, Nobel Prize nominee Greta Thunberg Lbn2 Tuesday #4