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Doesn't this point to the implication that humans seem to prefer being a hivemind where everyone is the same, acts the same and thinks the same? I fully believe less diverse communities do have higher levels of trust but I'm not convinced that operating on a constant overdose of oxytocin and serotonin is neccesarily the best way to get things done.
Well no, it is wholly possible for people to prefer more diverse communities. You seem to say yourself that level of trust is not high on your priority list of where you'd want to live/work.
Besides, I don't think homogenous communities are either like a hivemind or that everyone is identical (except perhaps to someone in the out-group who finds it easy to stereotype the difference between that group and him/herself, like people who say asians all look or act the same).
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