- Our environments shape our perceptions and responses, creating patterns of adaptation.- Society influences both able-bodied and disabled individuals, often imposing responses that become ingrained.- Different environments foster distinct human responses, such as soldiers' conditioning or artists' sensitivity.- Infants are conditioned from birth to blend innate potential with cultural expectations.- Humanity's adaptive mechanisms are both strengths and limitations, risking reduction to circumstances.- Raising children involves a choice: conform or cultivate individuality.- Developing healthy stubbornness in children fosters agency and resistance to conditioning.- The journey to identity can be hindered by harsh experiences, leading to permanent reactive patterns.- True education promotes independent thinking and cultural engagement without loss of self.- Conditioning influences perceptions of disability, beauty, success, and potential.- Breaking these cycles requires conscious effort and questioning accepted norms.

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