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[[Thought leader]]s — the same ones who, with the [[hive mind]], fetishise diversity — may declare that ''[[heterogeneity]]'' — contrarianism to you, dear reader — is a ''bad'' thing.<ref>But here is an irony for you: the Oxford dictionary defines | [[Thought leader]]s — the same ones who, with the [[hive mind]], fetishise diversity — may declare that ''[[heterogeneity]]'' — contrarianism to you, dear reader — is a ''bad'' thing.<ref>But here is an irony for you: the Oxford dictionary defines heterogeneity as: “the quality or state of being [[diverse]] in character or content”.</ref> | ||
“''Homo''geneity is important to bind your people to a common purpose and vision,” they will say. “''Hetero''geneity can weaken and undermine that sacred, fragile flame.” | “''Homo''geneity is important to bind your people to a common purpose and vision,” they will say. “''Hetero''geneity can weaken and undermine that sacred, fragile flame.” |