The recently signed Almaty Act called for a dialogue among civilisations - a pioneering endeavour. But as cracks appear in venerated systems and institutions, the need for a search for beliefs assumes enduring importance. This essay suggests that such a search for a priori propositions can only begin if a billion vocies rise and are also willing to listen to one another.
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