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A possible quandary.

and today is manifested in a diversity of cultural practices and pursuits.

No. No it's not. That's like saying if we replace the occupants of Sparta with Germans that Laconic wit would remain Laconic wit. Australian humour is born deep within--and remains--the core of the white working class settler culture. It is more prevalent in the country than the city due to the encroachment of multiculturalism. It is a cultural trait and like all cultural traits is fragile. 99% of the Australian comedies 5-10 years ago through to the start of this country would be considered hate speech or at the least a crime by modern standards. Australian humour now only resides in the workplace of blue collar workers for the most part. Sure, we can contemplate our navels and argue the nuances of 'If an Australian passport holder makes a joke in Uzbekistan is that not Australian humour' but what we're talking about here is the element of Aussie humour that is like Laconic wit, or Attic salt. The above should definitely be altered to reflect the fact that conforms with reality. At least until some triggered snowflake city dweller cites buzzfeed claiming fresh of the boat migrancy now counts as Australian humour now and is 'a progressive new face of the new Australia's new humour' now cut and paste journalists are considered 'sources' by Wikipedia. 121.210.33.50 (talk) 23:05, 2 April 2019 (UTC)