Thoreau's "Life Without Principle", and the Ideals of Indivi

ry ideas and they act upon them. It's not that only a few select people have good ideas, it's just that everyone who has a good idea does not always act upon them. This is, in a nutshell, why some people are destined to contribute to society by following orders and conforming, while others are made to rise up above others and become something that the "multitude" can aspire to be. However we should all learn to apply these ideals on a much smaller scale. Perhaps if we just expressed how we felt a little more instead of letting everything build up inside us. Maybe if we could all just listen to our hearts instead of worrying what someone might think, just maybe we would all be just a little happier.
             However revolutionary these ideas may be, they are not Thoreau's alone. Many authors over the course of history have tried to convey this non-conformi
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