His true goal in life was to find out the person he was and then put towards helping society realize that blending in was not what everyone was suppose to do with their lives. He believed each person has a purpose on this planet and should embrace it and reach their full potential so everyone would be known as an individual not a mob of clones...
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I agree with Emerson’s position on this because every factor in a person’s life is influenced by the world they live in. The clothes that we wear as well as the things we say are to mirror everyone else in the society because everyone is so afraid of standing out or being laughed at when maybe, if they took that risk, they would be respected for eternity...
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