How to mix the salad bowl?

How to mix the the salad bowl, what should we do?

We have an issue that must be addressed before tackling this problem : is interaction necessary within a community?
My answer is "Yes".
Imagine the case: if the community has no interaction with each other.
I think the end up is war of this thought experience.
People stick to their premise, stereotype, and no one cannot understand each other, no one are not likely to understand.

OK. Let's back to the topic; How to mix the salad bowl?
(Of course, "the salad bowl" means the communities.)
How do we do that?
To consider and answer this problem, I recite the article, which is I wrote in the past.

What I want to say in this article are following three points.

1 dialog
2 trace
3 out going

These three points would be the mixer of the salad bowl.
Yes. At first glance, It is different from problems that I mentioned before, however, the answer is the same, I think.

To consider the issue that how to mix the salad bowl, in providing the article, Some people say the premise is different. But it's infinity back.

炸裂する:explosion

What I really want to say, to solve this problem, we have to try understanding each other. but some people also say it's boring to hear that. And In Japan I find only sign 玉子. only Japanese not English there. If the products more complicated, it won't work like in this case.
I found Japan is small.

Rewrite???
In addressing the question of how to properly mix a salad, there are differing viewpoints presented in the article. Some argue that the underlying premise varies, yet this debate seems to endlessly circle back.

What I am ultimately suggesting is that in order to resolve this issue, we must make an effort to empathize and comprehend each other's perspectives. However, there are those who dismiss this approach as uninteresting. Additionally, during my time in Japan, I noticed signage solely in Japanese without any English translations, exemplified by the signage for "玉子" (egg). This observation underscores that in more complex situations, such as this, simplistic solutions may not suffice. Ultimately, my experiences in Japan have highlighted the nuanced nature of cultural and logistical intricacies within a relatively small geographical area.