You might say our uniqueness is defined by the diverse nature of the parameters of our similarity

Crivvens again! That's a wonky one even by my standards.

Well, I'd say our diverse individuality (subjectively / culturally) is that which defines our humanity. We all have finger prints (at least those of us with fingers) but no two sets are alike; genetics likewise. It is the differences that make us what we are as both individuals and as a species; and the fact that we may all see things a little differently, and how we share our opinions in a constructive & open hearted way in a spirit of wisdom, enlightenment, general crack & coloquy... You know the sort of thing - it's the Mudcat way!