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Why do people instinctively line up when they are trying to get in somewhere or talk to someone? What would happen if they didn’t form a line? Who decided we should stand in a line?
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Why do people instinctively line up when they are trying to get in somewhere or talk to someone? What would happen if they didn’t form a line? Who decided we should stand in a line?

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because that is what we were taught to school since we were children in school. and it's also the most efficient way.
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