Comments by "Luredreier" (@Luredreier) on "TED-Ed"
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Steve Edwards I don't, but you can't have good ideas without the bad ones.
They're like genes and are subject to evolution, with the ideas that's the best suited for survival surviving and the ones less adapted to a particular situation dying out.
And just like a population with a limited genetic variation tends to die out when subjected to environmental strain so does a population with a limited variety of ideas.
Every single invention around you, math, computers, even fire was made by someone thinking differently from those around them, generally ideas that's based on other ideas that's either merged together or modified.
Very few if any ideas at all are purely american or British, they all tend to build on other ideas by people in other nations if you follow the ideas history back far enough.
Therefore we need new ideas, ideas being mixed and so one.
The day we get uniformity of thoughts is the day we will die as a species...
Anyway, why do you fear the unknown so much?
Let me give you an example from the nordic languages of a word that you can't find an exact parallel to in English.
"Lagom"
That's the Swedish variant, we also got it in norwegian in the form of "luggum" for instance.
Anyway, there's just not one word that fit it perfectly.
I encourage you to go and google the word though. =)
That word is a huge part of why the nordic region is the way it is, for better and worse.
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