And so, diversity, strengths, and weaknesses

 

When you think about a carpenter and a hammer and nail, you will immediately

be aware that the " real " strength of a carpenter is not 1 nail, but in a succession

of nails, some of which can be more of a challenge than others.  Often, in more

difficult situations, a better perspective on the situation can produce more

favorable results, although not always.

As far as diversity is concerned, very often an increase of differing

perspectives can be highly desirable when trying to evaluate or find

solutions to complex problems, an idea in sync with the following

economist:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Edwards_Deming

But, ultimately I think the strength inherent in diversity, requires

some degree of harmony which of course is a term mostly connected

with music and art, but at the same time has a lot to do with science in

the works of Newton, Leibnitz, LaGrange, Euler, Bernoulli, Gauss, Poincare,

Noether,  Einstein, Galois, and a bunch more in that group ...

Now, I have run out of gas.