Creatix / January 27, 2025 Human Division Is Not a Bug. It’s a Feature. Human beings almost never agree. Not fully. Not for long. Across history, cultures, beliefs, aesthetics, and technologies, consensus rarely reaches 100%. Instead, humanity tends to fracture—often strikingly close to 50/50. And once that split forms, each side subdivides again, and again, like a branching tree of disagreement. This pattern shows up so consistently everywhere you look that it’s hard to dismiss as noise. It looks structural. From an evolutionary perspective, that structure makes sense. Universal agreement is dangerous . If an entire population converges on the same wrong decision (e.g. wrong migration route, wrong food source, wrong social rule) the result is extinction. Division hedges risk. Some go left, others go right. Some adopt one strategy, others reject it. When one path fails, another survives. Disagreement preserves optionality. It keeps experiments running in parallel. A species that argues...
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