I suspect that both forms of intolerance arise from the same end — attention for the agent.
For example, it is unclear whether HFO arise from the same neural populations as beta oscillations.
Tomorrow in the Battle Think on Me, and When I Was Mortal arise from the same speech in Richard III.
The biggest threats to Brazil's financial stability arise from the same structural problems that result in its stagnant growth.
Both conditions arise from the same basic issue: pressure in the vessels that return blood from the feet and legs back up to the heart.
Although the face and heart don't end up so close together, they arise from the same type of precursor cells, called neural crest cells.
Near misses arise from the same preconditions, but in the absence of enabling conditions, they produce only small failures and thus go undetected or are ignored.
Thus, a function for computing the pressure could not be used to compute the temperature, even though the computations of both quantities arise from the same equation.
The imperishability of mathematics and the immortality of Carroll's Alice both arise from the same source, the universal and eternal imagination of humanity.
While these protests did not, and will not, have the intensity and impact that those over Vietnam had, they arise from the same basic desire for justice and peace.
To show that the earliest religions arise from the same processes as the ritual capabilities which make us distinctively human, is not an argument that everything which subsequently evolved using those capabilities must be religious.
