Variations in culture and philosophy

<JohnLocke> Do any of you think there are any cultures which are best at producing philosophy?
<Popper_> JohnLocke, brazilian
<JohnLocke> Why.
<JohnLocke> Example. I just watched a video that claims Chinese culture has typically been more unified through its history, whereas Indian culture has been more diffuse.
<JohnLocke> I'd predict such a difference would modify how philosophy is produced in those two cultures.
<JohnLocke> https://youtu.be/D444BWHMcgM?t=1680
<|Ael|> Paul van Dyk - The Politics Of Dancing 2 CD 1 (2005) - YouTube
<JohnLocke> I think 'universal truth' is impossible with our brains.
<JohnLocke> I think learning/intelligence are fundamentally about summarization/abstraction/projection of high dimensional data to lower dimensions.
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<JohnLocke> Therefore, all philosophy has to be supplemented with the context that produced it.
<JohnLocke> That is, I am encouraging a structuralist paradigm of interpretation of human artifacts.
<JohnLocke> I think a structuralist paradigm is essential to the universe.
<JohnLocke> Why.
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<|werejag|> asking and answring your own questions
<JohnLocke> |werejag|: There are different models for communication.