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1. People can singularly hold views that seem radically different to the average person. Label them skeptics, crackpots, etc. 2. People can collectively hold v
by bendbro 5y ago
1. People can singularly hold views that seem radically different to the average person. Label them skeptics, crackpots, etc.
2. People can collectively hold views that seem radically different to the average person. Things like common religions, major political parties, etc don't fit in here: people may disagree with ideas in religions or politics, but the ideas themselves aren't radically different
Individuals of #1s and #2s cling to their beliefs and sometimes define themselves by those beliefs.
I'm assuming cults fit in #2, but are there #2s that aren't cults?