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Conformity

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September 26, 2012

 

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A vast majority of people will recall saying, "Everybody's doing it", a sentence that is one of the worst four-letter combinations in the English language. Conformity involves basically, the changing of a person's attitudes, opinions, or behaviors to match those of the "norms" established by our society...
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Ralph Waldo Emerson considers the word "Conformity” a dirty word. He considers it the death of the individual and the enemy of originality. Take that into consideration for a moment. Without originality and individuality in our world, where on earth would we be! Without individuality, today's society would be filled with a population of followers rather that the leaders we know of...
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