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People do more from custom than from reason.

People do more from custom than from reason.

Summary

This quote suggests that individuals are far more likely to act based on habit or tradition rather than on logical reasoning. It implies that people are prone to follow certain established patterns and routines, even when they may not make logical sense. The quote highlights the influential role of customs or social norms in shaping human behavior and decision-making processes, often trumping rationality or critical thinking.

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Customs

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