The love and respect for donuts. It may be our only hope.

23 pairs of chromosomes. 1 planet.

I don't care what any religion tells anybody, we don't own this planet, we just rent, and we have to figure out how to live here together or it's going to be a wasteland in a few more generations.

Being alone inside our heads.

opposing ? thumbs

We all fart !!!

Empathy I hope .

I would say we have a basic set of "human" needs, whether atheist, religious, civilised or primitive tribal. We can all live differently, but we all have the same needs, these needs are just met in different ways in different cultures. We don't "need" television, we have a need for leisure, we don't "need" smashed avacado and turmeris lattes, but we need food and drink, don't need a mansion, but need shelter. Then we just get greedy.

Our legs and transport

Well, most of us have two ears, two eyes, a nose and a mouth, two arms and two legs and there are the obvious but complementary differences between male and female anatomy. We all have the same basic needs for water, food and shelter and beyond that the sheer diversity of human activities and beliefs are apparent.

Some people crave a sense of belonging, hence, the popularity of religions and various cults. Then there are those in whom the desire to understand is greater than the desire to belong. I doubt that reason alone will bridge the gap between those who want to belong and those who want to understand. Only toleration for differences in one another and acceptance of each other’s position without attempting to impose our views on another may be the way forward in terms of recognising and respecting our common humanity.

I'd like to think there is something deeper. Something in our origins. Not religious, but something of nature.

Gift of Music

We each have a naval...and according to this depiction of Adam and Eve they also each had one.

Breathe, eat, defecate after that you are on your own!

Emotions.
Emotions have played an extremely important role in the psychological and intellectual development of all higher creatures, but none more so than in humans.

compassion

Food? Sports? Weed?

Conflict

Since when has sex involved being apart?

There is a game that used to be played in personal growth circles where you have a large number of people and call out somethign like 'who is a paren't' come this way and 'who isnt go the other way ' so you divide into groups according to the separating categories and then each group divides again until you are all standing, singly, separately, and then the queston is" what would bring us all back together?" I loved it because it was so good to see the group movement .And the intimate togetherness was apparent even before the groups examination of itself.

I think what he have in common is our humanity - when we see someone in danger often your own life chances are risked in order to save them - something kicks in - you don't stand idly by.

kind heartedness.

Planet Earth

I think empathy brings us together. What sets us apart is what we have been taught. What is right and what is wrong. We have been taught to judge each other, possibly by a standard that is higher than any of us could achieve.
When we can see from another's perspective we begin to understand. It seems that the controling powers want to keep us in a state of fear and divison? In an easier place we would know that we are all one, that what hurts another being also hurts us. Kindness will bring us closer together. Look into the eyes of another being with the intent of really seeing who is inside.

Humanity

Two nostrils each. On the same nose. That's not everybody's two nostrils on one nose. That's...oh, bugger it.