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The Straight Story

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Sat Nov-27-10 07:39 PM
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79. One question: The word 'normal' is used a few times, how is that defined?

From a math perspective? People can be considered 'not normal' based on a great many things - Example, a Jewish person who thinks that the OT view on gays is wrong might be seen as 'not normal' compared to those of the same faith - does not make them bad, wrong, right, etc.

Is Normal a moral or mathematical concept in your questionnaire?

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