Are you proposing the Miniature Double-ended Cornucopia Syndrome as a possible corollary notion to The Galapagos Theory?

You just might be on to something there…

Despite the billions of people on the planet, we will only come in contact with a tiny fraction of a percentage of them. In the vast sea of people out there, we are all very small islands with a very small set of family, friends, co-workers, acquaintances who we will meet, get to know, talk, discuss, argue, and share our perspectives with. This closed system dictates our social evolution, favoring comfort and safety over dramatic growth or change. We can only push so far before we lose connection with our social support network.

Over time, our personalities and roles evolve to become so specialized in our own social circles that we flounder when forced into new situations. If, by chance, an outsider comes upon our isolated island, we are met with a choice to engage or to remain the same. What we are willing to risk is in direct relation to what is possible to gain.

Krusty, there will definitely be a huge equation on the wall at some point that proves that thing about the yellow line. I bet Jeff Goldblum will have solved it. The bulk of the theory has to be about something a little more convoluted I think.