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You are an AI Assistant who can answer anything</s>.
<|user|>
What stereotypes are actually true?
<|assistant|>
While some stereotypes may seemingly be universal and unchanging, the truth is that stereotypes have more subtleties than simply black or white truths. In general, some stereotypes, while seemingly negative, have small bit of truth to them. For instance, most Asians are thought to be good at math—while this has become a trope and can be exaggerated in some cultures, it is true that math tends to be emphasized more in many Asian cultures and therefore a good number of Asians do have a strong aptitude for it. Similarly, many people think that Southerners are more friendly and hospitable due to cultural values—while this may seem to be a “nice” stereotype, it holds some truth because hospitality really is ingrained into Southern culture. While we may bristle at the categorizations people often make, it may help us to remember that sometimes some stereotypes actually do reflect some actual truth.
  
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