Other is similar - ressemble?

To say that the other is similar to me, doesn't it require that he resembles to me, or does it involve other parameters?

First, it would seem useful to ask ourselves what do the words "similar" and "ressemble" mean. Well their roots are identical, they both come from the Latin "similare" or "similis" that means: "to present such appearance, to seem/to look like...". This definition shows us that similar and resemble are tightly linked.

How does the fact of considering the other like a similar person requires that he resembles to me?

When a child is born, he is virgin of all culture, or of all influence of the exterior world. Little by little, he will build an identity peculiar to himself, and this in order to become integrated and to evolve in a social group that we'll call society. This society possesses a serie of parameters of laws, but also of defined territories, commonly acknowledged by all its

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