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| Social mores, customs, and traditions are artificially constructed, not divinely or biologically established. | |
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| Human culture ends up supplanting our natural instincts to such an extent that we mistake it for our physical nature. | |
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| The masses are led to believe that the social world is an absolute given when, in reality, it was manufactured. | |
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| When society and culture become objectified and deified, we become biproducts of our own creation. | |
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| Humans experience alienation when they forget that they created society and feel powerless to change it. | |
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| Look, I said I want the toilet seat down and it's staying down! | |
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