DURING THE COURSE of our lifetimes, the world has fallen into a vortex of people being drawn ever closer together, powered by economic prosperity in some locations, technical innovation in communications, opportunity to travel and the encouragement from liberal societies for free global migration of indigent groups.
A cultural vortex emerges as when water is drawn into a drain, where everyone becomes lined up, face to face, and everything becomes known about everyone.
With this may come a breaking of beliefs that no longer work, such as the belief that all people are the same — to be replaced by truer standards.
So that what may come out of the drain will be filtered.
Thwarticus 