Human Beings - in General and in Detail

[Nina Barzgaran <nina -dot- barzgaran -at- barzgaran -dot- at>]

Hello All,

I was wondering if I shouldn't rather enlarge a little on my previous 
comment regarding similarities between people. I really think this is a 
fine community and it would be a pity should there have been any 
misunderstanding.

In short: People are similar in very basic things, their needs (s.a. 
Maslow's pyramid of needs) or the basic emotions, 5 of them having been 
identified by science.

After that, differences start.
And the ultimate character is found when we look at any person we meet, 
and keep in mind that each and everyone of us, no matter what culture, 
upbringing, profession, position or straight or not so straight career 
path, is *unique* - just as *unique* as our fingerprints are.

Thus deserves the basic respect that is to be paid human beings around 
us - and especially kind people in a workplace.

Have a nice day - or evening!

Kind Regards
Nina
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