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# Manners and etiquette can serve as universal...
> Manners and etiquette can serve as universal behavioral language without requiring shared doctrine. Courtesy, acknowledgment, cleanliness, punctuality, and respectful disagreement give diverse people a practical basis for cooperation.
**Source:** [[livestreams/Underdogs, Institutional Power, and Building the Royal Society - Workbook|Underdogs, Institutional Power, and Building the Royal Society]]
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“Manners and etiquette can serve as universal behavioral language without requiring shared doctrine. Courtesy, acknowledgment, cleanliness, punctuality, and respectful disagreement give diverse people a practical basis for cooperation.”
— Bryant McGill
https://bryantmcgill.com/quotes/quotes-manners-etiquette-serve-practical-basis-cooperation
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