The Canadian Premier has reiterated on multiple occasions that “diversity is our strength,” and this time his words have been quickly picked up on by local journalists, but with regard to his recent gaffe.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated Friday in at a forum in Ottawa that today’s world is “moving towards more diversity”, which will lead to “entropy,” apparently being oblivious to what the scientific term actually means — a decline into chaos, most specifically. The peculiar choice of words was noticed by CTV Ottawa correspondent Glen McGregor, with other journalists and columnists weighing in.
For instance, CBC opinion page editor Robyn Urback pointed to the fact that Trudeau might be subconsciously echoing the sentiments of diversity critic Maxime Bernier – a politician who left the conservative camp to form a right-wing political movement:
Meanwhile, National Post columnist Andrew Coyne approached the matter with a bit of sarcasm, opting to quip over Trudeau’s repeated slogan: “diversity if our strength.” “Entropy is our strength,” he wrote.
Other Twitter users seem to have also paid their attenton to the premier’s use of the term “entropy,” with some ironically suggesting he might be right after all:
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