I'm not sure there's a suitable nation-scale test case for the hypothesis that racial distinction is an insurmountable obstacle to a high trust society. Where do we find a racially diverse state with extremely high levels of cultural homogeneity, a long history of integration and high levels of ethics and competency?
I'm not sure there's a suitable nation-scale test case for the hypothesis that racial distinction is an insurmountable obstacle to a high trust society. Where do we find a racially diverse state with extremely high levels of cultural homogeneity, a long history of integration and high levels of ethics and competency?
Then there's the question as to whether racial distinction would be sustained in such a nation, if it did exist. Intermarriage would blur the distinction within a few generations, I imagine.
I'm not sure there's a suitable nation-scale test case for the hypothesis that racial distinction is an insurmountable obstacle to a high trust society. Where do we find a racially diverse state with extremely high levels of cultural homogeneity, a long history of integration and high levels of ethics and competency?
Then there's the question as to whether racial distinction would be sustained in such a nation, if it did exist. Intermarriage would blur the distinction within a few generations, I imagine.