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Any Classification According To A Singular Identity Polarizes People In A Particular Way, But If We Take Note Of The Fact That We Have Many Different Identities - Related Not Just To Religion But Also To Language, Occupation And Business, Politics, Class And Poverty, And Many Others - We Can See That The Polarization Of One Can Be Resisted By A Fuller Picture. So Knowledge And Understanding Are Extremely Important To Fight Against Singular Polarization.

The Arab World Is Also The World That Produced Some Of The Greatest Improvements In Mathematics And In Science. Even Today, When A Princeton Mathematician Does An Algorithm, He May Not Remember That "algorithm" Derived From The Name Al-khwarizmi, Who Is A Ninth-century Arab Mathematician.

I Think East Asian Countries, I Think They're Very Fortunate To Have Buddhism Survive As A Strong Influence Because Right From The Time When Buddha Himself, 2,500 Years Ago, Made The Point About The Importance Of Education, And The Word "buddha" Also Means Enlighten[ed] Or Educated. So All The Buddhist Countries, Not Only Japan And Korea And China And Hong Kong And Thailand But Also Even Burma And Sri Lanka, Had A Higher Level Of Education.

The Exchange Between Different Cultures Can Not Possibly Be Seen As A Threat, When It Is Friendly. But I Believe That The Dissatisfaction With The Overall Architecture Often Depends On The Quality Of Leadership.

[to Organize A School] Looks Much More Difficult In Theory Than It Does In Practice.