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- Society would collapse if people wouldn't conform.
- Conform to laws, business practices and acceptable manners in personal relations
(Not sure I believe that thing above)
+Actually I think I do and I just misunderstood. Because while we might conform to the laws by action, we don't have to conform to them intellectually. That is what he is getting at, but alright.
Argument:
Intellectual conformity (in the strictest sense) "Rigid intellectual conformity" - without conviction (actual, grounded belief) - not good