The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 There are usually a sufficient number in such a crowd that accept everything said, and the psychological effect upon the others is such that only strong individualistic thinkers are not caught in the mass beliefs of the regular followers. This of course is enhanced where the leader is very clever, has a considerable knowledge of truth, has a magnetic personality, and knows how to sway his audience. There are usually a sufficient number in such a crowd that accept everything said, and the psychological effect upon the others is such that only strong individualistic thinkers are not caught in the mass beliefs of the regular followers. This of course is enhanced where the leader is very clever, has a considerable knowledge of truth, has a magnetic personality, and knows how to sway his audience.
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