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Crosscultural dialogue is valuable from "summary" of How the World Thinks by Julian Baggini

Crosscultural dialogue is valuable because it opens up new perspectives and ways of thinking that we may never have considered otherwise. When we engage with people from different cultures, we are exposed to different ways of seeing the world, different beliefs, and different values. This can challenge our preconceived notions and expand our understanding of the human experience. Through crosscultural dialogue, we can learn about the richness and diversity of human cultures. We can gain insights into the traditions, practices, and histories of other societies that may be vastly different from our own. This can help us appreciate the complexity of the world and the many ways in which people live and make sense of their lives. Furthermore, crosscultural dialogue can foster empathy and unders...
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    How the World Thinks

    Julian Baggini

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