JUST PHILOSOPHISING - ON THE PREVALENCE AND TRANSFERABILITY OF A STATE OF 'OTHERNESS' ! PART.5.

So, given that this transference of 'state of otherness', or even the assumption of it, is a natural phenomenon within the evolution of us humans. How useful and relevant is it to the survival of our species? Is it still essential for 'our survival', or, more specifically, to the survival of some branches of the species? Or could the preservation of 'the us and the others' categorization negatively impact on the long-term survival of our species? Yes, our species, not just or primarily our ethnic, our tribe, our national or our 'racial' group, but the survival of humanity. In a form which is worthy of survival, and not just a ruthless species which has survived at the cost of all the other branches. The darker or more 'melaniated branches of humanity. With the increasing adverse climatic and environmental disasters impacting the Earth and us humans. A lot of it being contributed to by avoidable human...