THROUGHOUT human history, one recurring theme stands out starkly: the futility of tribalism, whether based on claims of ethnic superiority, religious exclusivity, or nationalistic pride.
From ancient civilisations to modern societies, the destructive consequences of dividing humanity into “us” versus “them” have been abundantly evident. While the forms of tribalism may vary, its underlying essence remains the same: the arbitrary delineation of groups based on perceived differences, leading to conflict, oppression, and suffering.