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Humanity is an idea among certain [[philosophers]] that there is, or at least should be, equality, fraternity, solidarity and tolerence among all [[humans]]. Especially utopian or [[mad]] instances of the philosophical species substitute for ''all humans'' ''all [[humanoids]]'' or even ''all intelligent creatures''. The notion of humanity is a cosmopolitian one that is opposed to that racism (in the narrow sense of the term at least). [[Slavery]] is likewise contrary to the notion of humanity. The idea enjoys the greatest credit in [[Paridon]] and the least in [[Hazlan]]. The [[fiend]] [[Credimori]] would sickend by the | Humanity is an idea among certain [[philosophers]] that there is, or at least should be, equality, fraternity, solidarity and tolerence among all [[humans]]. Especially utopian or [[mad]] instances of the philosophical species substitute for ''all humans'' ''all [[humanoids]]'' or even ''all intelligent creatures''. The notion of humanity is a cosmopolitian one that is opposed to that racism (in the narrow sense of the term at least). [[Slavery]] is likewise contrary to the notion of humanity. The idea enjoys the greatest credit in [[Paridon]] and the least in [[Hazlan]]. The [[fiend]] [[Credimori]] would be sickend, perhaps literally, by the idea of humanity. | ||
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Humanity is an idea among certain philosophers that there is, or at least should be, equality, fraternity, solidarity and tolerence among all humans. Especially utopian or mad instances of the philosophical species substitute for all humans all humanoids or even all intelligent creatures. The notion of humanity is a cosmopolitian one that is opposed to that racism (in the narrow sense of the term at least). Slavery is likewise contrary to the notion of humanity. The idea enjoys the greatest credit in Paridon and the least in Hazlan. The fiend Credimori would be sickend, perhaps literally, by the idea of humanity.
