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    Socialization in rituals and human roles is necessary for... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The satisfaction of physical needs alone is insufficient to ensure the virtue of the common people.

    Socialization in rituals and human roles is necessary for people to live as fully human rather than bestially.

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    Mencius suggests that, for most people, there are three prerequisites for extension: an environment that meets people’s basic physical needs, ethical education, and individual effort. (1) Only a handful of people, Mencius argues, have the strength of character to “have a constant heart” in the face of physical deprivation. Most people will resort to crime in the face of hunger and fear: “When they thereupon sink into crime, to go and punish the people is to trap them. When there are benevolent p

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