Beyond serendipity

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What do our new generation of parents, friends and neighbours, colleagues at work and future leaders think about cultural supremacy?
64% of Sri Lankans aged 15 to 29 believe their culture is superior compared to other cultures, according to the National Youth Survey.[1] If this figure is representative, it is a startling statistic. How and whether equality and respect are compatible with this belief is not clear.
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