Having seen/heard many different arguments for and against diversity, especially in the post-politically-correct thought-police era, I was struck with the idea that a debate on diversity presumes the existence of a context for the concept. This is a faulty presumption. Without community, diversity remains an untethered theoretical. Community evolves at the speed of life, and once a distributed network of sharing humans is established (as a community), diversity is an evolutionary product as a transformative collective life-praxis. Otherwise the concept is merely a hollow administrative (hierarchic) tool driving the standardized metrics of social inequality.