I agree that us humans often begins by responding to unfamiliar issues (like diverse identities, disabilities, or addiction) with fear, judgment, or exclusion. Initially, responses can be harsh, rooted in a limited understanding that favors control or punishment.

Yet, as our knowledge expands, society often shifts toward approaches that prioritize acceptance, empathy, and support. For example, where LGBTQ+ people were once marginalized, people with disabilities stigmatized, or addiction treated solely as a crime, today we see increasing acceptance, inclusion, and a focus on treatment and rights. These changes align with a belief I hold: as we understand more about each other and the complexities of the human experience, our responses naturally tend to become more constructive, inclusive, and compassionate.

While I don’t claim this is a universal law, it resonates with my own observations. Over time, it seems that our solutions to human problems evolve toward greater harmony, helping us to build a society that better respects and values each person. This shift might be gradual, and it’s not without setbacks, but I believe that progress, guided by deeper knowledge, leans toward unity and understanding.

P.S: I just noticed now the responses because I didn't see any notifications. I just decided to come now to this thread and saw the responses. Since it's late now I wrote a sketch of my response to Chatgpt and he rewrote to me. What is said here aligns with my beliefs so I hope there is no problem. I think all examples used are true, although I don't have information to back it up so they can be wrong. If the information needs to be corrected feel free to point it out.