Unity is Not Necessarily Strength

Postmodernism advocates for the fragmentation of grand narratives and unified theories across various ideologies, such as Marxism, capitalism, and nationalism. This fragmentation extends to society, suggesting that a less unified society can function effectively despite potential negative connotations associated with the idea. Historical evidence of problems stemming from rigid grand narratives indicates that diverse perspectives may lead to better outcomes. In essence, for societal progress, it is not imperative for everyone to conform to a singular identity or belief; greater diversity may enhance functionality and resilience.