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Think of some examples from history where people challenged the norms of their society. What were the consequences of their actions?
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Think of some examples from history where people challenged the norms of their society. What were the consequences of their actions?
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Individuals who challenge social norms are commonly met with persecution and/or hateful demeanors.
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People often ignore material costs they incur when following existing social norms.
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