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Innovation for Change: Rethinking Systems and Building Futures
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[…] And so it's one thing if you, you know, if, if I break into a store and I steal something, I kind of know that I should cover my tracks and avoid the CCTV because what I'm doing is wrong. The question in my mind was, what happens when people do things that are illegal but not culturally unacceptable? […]
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