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Essay heading: Relativism
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For example, what one society considers right, another may consider wrong. Child rearing would be an example; another would be driving on the right side of the road instead of the left. These right and wrong ways are not set in stone, nor are they derived from an absolute rule of conduct. But their relativism is properly asserted as such... displayed 300 characters
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But their relativism is properly asserted as such. It doesn't matter what side of the road we drive on as long as we all do it the same way.
Likewise, there are experiences that are valid only for individuals. I may be irritated by a certain sound, where another person may nor. In this sense, what is true for me may not necessarily be true for someone else... displayed next 300 characters
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