What We All Have in Common?

Unpack the core facts What We All Have in Common supported by expert analysis.

Differences don’t have to be a problem, and can even be eye-opening if you choose to share them with each other. As long as you have similar core values and work to create a harmonious relationship, experts say you can still have a long-lasting relationship, even if you don’t have the following in common.

What does it mean to have things in common?

Meaning: to have something in common means that two people share the same background, hobbies, likes, or experiences. This idiom was taken from the LSI textbook Speaking Transitions which is used to teach Level 4 Speaking at LSI schools. For more information please visit:

What do we all have in common?

There are many things that are in common. All the humans have intelligence (however little that may be), all can think, all have ego etc.. But for me, the most important common thing, that stands out is all humans dream to have better life for themselves and for their closed ones, regardless of ethnicity, nationality, creed, sex etc.

What do all humans share?

Every human being shares 99.9% of their DNA with every other human. 1  If you put all the DNA molecules in your body end to end, the DNA would reach from the Earth to the Sun and back over 600 times (100 trillion times six feet divided by 92 million miles).