What it means to me

Once, I was talking to a fellow passenger on the train in India.  He asked, "What do you mean by 'One World, One Family'," which is what's printed on my business card.

I said:

"We all are brothers and sisters — you, me, the engineer — everybody.

"It doesn't mean I have to agree with you or even like you, but if you stumble, I will help you get up.

"It means we are all on the same train.  When there's a train wreck, we all suffer."

What does "One World, One Family" mean to you?