Sometimes, individuals learn in ways only a changing reality can teach them. Do you assume the norms and laws inscribed in your surroundings’ codes will survive for years? Or will an entity crush them? If there are kind, years-old stories of you and a characteristic you carry, or a practice you hold, will present and future people respect them? Or will they ascribe to you dangers and evils you will suddenly find yourself needing to disprove? And the friends and communities and family members you once trusted: Are they loyal to harmful beliefs, only rarely questioning them? Booked and Printed

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